Leg horn cockerel or pullet?

[BackyardChickenKeeper]

 

[itspebbl]

How old? For now, the red comb and sickle feathers make me think roo

 

[SMorrison7k]

How old? For now, the red comb and sickle feathers make me think roo

I agree...Leghorns are very difficult to tell by comb size. But it does seem roo to me as well for the same reasons.

 

[BackyardChickenKeeper]

How old? For now, the red comb and sickle feathers make me think roo

About 2 and a half / 3 months. they were suppose to be pullets, but this ones comb seems larger and redder then the other and was not sure if it is actually a roo ? I have never owned the breed before.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

I believe that may be a White Rock instead of a Leghorn, it looks like it has red ears. If the ears are red like they look in that photo that is definitely a cockerel.

 

[AnneInTheBurbs]

I believe that may be a White Rock instead of a Leghorn, it looks like it has red ears. If the ears are red like they look in that photo that is definitely a cockerel.

Agreed, I think it may be a different breed, but still probably a cockerel. Can you post a couple of pictures of him next to the girls?

 

[featherhead007]

here is a Brown Leghorn hen:

 

[The Moonshiner]

Agree it looks like a cockerel but is definitely not a leghorn.
And leghorns are easy to sex by combs and can be at an early age.

 

[BackyardChickenKeeper]

Agreed, I think it may be a different breed, but still probably a cockerel. Can you post a couple of pictures of him next to the girls?

It's just two of them. They came from tractor supply and were supposed to be white leghorn pullets. I will get a couple photos of the two of them together.

 

[BackyardChickenKeeper]

Them together and a couple of her.

Agreed, I think it may be a different breed, but still probably a cockerel. Can you post a couple of pictures of him next to the girls?