Light Brahma -Pullet or Cockerel

[drumstick diva]

I think cockerel as well, unless she is a pullet coming in to lay. I think Brahma's are slower to develop though ?

 

[Sjisty]

Brahmas are very slow to develop.

 

[eleaserek]

I'm gonna have to throw my vote into the pullet side. At 15 (ish

) weeks it would have Much larger comb and wattles if it were a cockerel.

 

[BabyandCotton]

I think cockerel as well, unless she is a pullet coming in to lay. I think Brahma's are slower to develop though ?

S/he is definitely slooow. S/he hit a growth spurt and suddenly TOWERS above my pullets. S/he is huge and beefy. I'm thinking cockerel. Thanks drumstick diva
-Liv

 

[sbeth]

I have a question. We have 2 light brahmas and their combs are totally different. One of them is a single comb and the other is a pea comb I think? Is there a reason for this?

 

[BabyandCotton]

Update! I got my first egg from my pullets, and upon cracking it, I found it was fertile! Sir is my only cockerel, so, a rooster that doesn't crow! A invaluable asset to me
-Liv

 

[BabyandCotton]

Cracked another from another one if 'his' pullets, fertile!
-Liv

 

[eleaserek]

Boy, Can I get one of those no crowing roosters please? Lol, I'm glad it turned out the way you were hoping!

 

[bubbles22]

Hi! I'm new to chicken keeping, so could someone please help me out with checking whether my approx. 2.5 month old Light Brahma will be a hen or rooster? Thanks & this is much appreciated!

 

[BabyandCotton]

Well he or she is looking like a boy for now, but you might want post again in about two weeks.
-Liv