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Normally, that would be the case but the OP stated that this appears to be a bantam. McMurray doesn't sell sexed bantams, only straight run. So, the OP could end up with either. Yes, Brahma males do tend to feather in a bit slower than the pullets but the females also seem to feather out slower than other breed. So, it's hard to tell if you don't have another Brahma of the same age to compare it too.
Normally, that would be the case but the OP stated that this appears to be a bantam. McMurray doesn't sell sexed bantams, only straight run. So, the OP could end up with either. Yes, Brahma males do tend to feather in a bit slower than the pullets but the females also seem to feather out slower than other breed. So, it's hard to tell if you don't have another Brahma of the same age to compare it too.
