Looking for an opinion on my 'pullet'...

[HugHess]

This is Frankie...

She is a Brahma/Isbar X...
Do these three rows on her pea-comb denote Roo?
Please let me know what you know and or think.
TIA...

 

[MySweetChickens]

I think your pullet may be a boy

 

[SkylineFarms]

I think your pullet may be a boy

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That's a pretty big comb.. how old is Frankie?

 

[BusyBearMama]

How old is the bird, sometimes with mixed breed birds this pops up around 4-5 weeks depending... In pullets. If it gets red by 5-6 weeks its a cockerel as far as my guess goes, if it stays that nice pink for a long time and the feathers are coming in well you might have a pullet. The mix confuses what would more normally be sexing techniques. Are you going for an olive egger of sorts?

 

[Wyandottes7]

Looks like a cockerel to me. But, it is too young to be certain.

 

[BantamLover21]

Looks like a cockerel to me. But, it is too young to be certain.

Agreed.

 

[Michael OShay]

Looks like a cockerel to me. But, it is too young to be certain.

Agreed.

 

[Theofire88]

How old is the bird, sometimes with mixed breed birds this pops up around 4-5 weeks depending... In pullets. If it gets red by 5-6 weeks its a cockerel as far as my guess goes, if it stays that nice pink for a long time and the feathers are coming in well you might have a pullet. The mix confuses what would more normally be sexing techniques. Are you going for an olive egger of sorts?

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[HugHess]

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That's a pretty big comb.. how old is Frankie?

I am in agreement.
She (He) is approximately 5 weeks old...

 

[HugHess]

How old is the bird, sometimes with mixed breed birds this pops up around 4-5 weeks depending... In pullets. If it gets red by 5-6 weeks its a cockerel as far as my guess goes, if it stays that nice pink for a long time and the feathers are coming in well you might have a pullet. The mix confuses what would more normally be sexing techniques. Are you going for an olive egger of sorts?

A dear friend sent me a gift of five eggs and 'she' was the only one to hatch AND thrive.
I would have loved a 'sorted' olive-egger...PULLET! Lol.
I appreciate everyone's input. It is keeping me out of the coop-of-denial I was hiding in!