Male or female blrw?

[Gigijoji6]

Hello

My chickens are only a week old, but I noticed that all of them have combs similar to pic 1, except for one of them (pic 2-3). Is this a signal that it's a boy? Or is it just nothing? They are blrw.

 

[FlocksOfFluff]

It has a single comb versus a wayandotte's normal rose comb, sometimes that happens and it doesn't really indicate gender one way or another. My Columbian Wyandotte has a single comb, 2 months old and I have no idea on gender.

 

[AltonaAcres]

Wyandottes should have rose combs, like the one on the far left, the other two hae single combs, which is a DQ.

 

[MadamPoofyBrow]

Wyandottes have rose combs, which appears to be what the first chick has. The second and third have single combs.
That does net tell if they are a pullet or cockerel, they will have to be older to tell that.
Cute chicks!

 

[Gigijoji6]

It has a single comb versus a wayandotte's normal rose comb, sometimes that happens and it doesn't really indicate gender one way or another.

Oh, ok thank you! I was surprised when I saw it and didn't know what it meant

 

[Gigijoji6]

Wyandottes should have rose combs, like the one on the far left, the other two hae single combs, which is a DQ.

Ok, thank you! Just wanted to prepare for if I have a rooster but I guess I'll wait a little longer to find out

 

[Gigijoji6]

Wyandottes have rose combs, which appears to be what the first chick has. The second and third have single combs.
That does net tell if they are a pullet or cockerel, they will have to be older to tell that.
Cute chicks!

Thank you so much