Male or female?

[Kclark0424]

Hi! My chickens are about 15 weeks old right now and I have a light Sussex that is much larger than the rest Of the chickens. I have another light Sussex that is similar in size but her comb is much smaller. She larger one with the bigger comb is also much more aggressive than the rest. They were sexed at like a week old when I got them via wings. Please let me know if you can tell what i have! Thank you!

 

[nuthatched]

All birds are cockerels, sorry.
wing sexing only applies to birds bred for it, if they're not bred for it, it's worthless.

 

[Cheekychook12]

Yeah.. all are roosters, huge combs and pointed saddle and hackle feathers

 

[Kclark0424]

Yeah.. all are roosters, huge combs and pointed saddle and hackle feathers

So would this be a hen?

 

[kattabelly]

Those aren't Light Sussex either. It's not a breed I'm familiar with but the barring and yellow legs suggest they might be Delawares?

 

[Cheekychook12]

So would this be a hen?

Yes that’s a hen

 

[The Moonshiner]

Agreed, those 2 are Delaware cockerels.

 

[Kclark0424]

Sorry for bothering yall so much, we definitely got jipped by the chicken last week got them from. How about this one? I see what yall are talking about now with pointed feathers and large combs, but this one seems to have a small comb and rounded feathers?

 

[The Moonshiner]

I vote cockerel

 

[kattabelly]

Sorry for bothering yall so much, we definitely got jipped by the chicken last week got them from. How about this one? I see what yall are talking about now with pointed feathers and large combs, but this one seems to have a small comb and rounded feathers?

This area is called the saddle. See how the feathers here are much longer and narrower than the feathers in the same place on the pullet in your last post?