More help needed! I have an ee chick who's gender needs found.

[EllieTheAmeru]

I have this ee chick, I was thinking it was a hen, but some feathers near it's tail has been growing in, It's 14 weeks old. Any help is appreciated!

 

[Tookie]

I have this ee chick, I was thinking it was a hen, but some feathers near it's tail has been growing in, It's 14 weeks old. Any help is appreciated!

Hmmmm, comb says pullet color pattern says cockerel.
Could you get a clearer side view picture?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

She's a pullet!

 

[EllieTheAmeru]

Hmmmm, comb says pullet color pattern says cockerel.
Could you get a clearer side view picture?

Sure can, Here's one of her body/tail!

 

[Tookie]

Sure can, Here's one of her body/tail!

Pullet.

 

[EllieTheAmeru]

Pullet.

Thank you!! I was really worried that she was a roo!

 

[Tookie]

Thank you!! I was really worried that she was a roo!

She's a very pretty girl!

 

[EggSighted4Life]

I have this ee chick, I was thinking it was a hen, but some feathers near it's tail has been growing in, It's 14 weeks old. Any help is appreciated!

Welcome to BYC!

I agree, pullet.

Wow, she was debeaked hard (or maybe I'm just not used to seeing it).. might make foraging and preening a little harder in the same way cross beak does.

Here is a good saddle photo (from google) starting to be easily seen in non hen-feathered breeds around 12 weeks in most birds (first pic) More flowing closer to 16 ish+ weeks (2nd pic).. Sometimes feather pattern can make rounded feathers LOOK pointy. Placing your fingers or a sheet of paper behind them can help make it easier to discern..