My Bantam baby...boy or girl?

[PTA Chicks]

10 days old now. Not sure if its possible to tell from wing feathers at this stage,I couldn't get a decent picture at a day old.
Isn't he cute...the mommy is very happy to let my kids pick up baby but any other person gets pecked and shouted at if they get too close

 

[Chicka_deee]

I’m thinking pullet but come back in a while for a real 100% sure answer

She/he is Adorable!!!

 

[Cyprus]

Way too young. Try again at 8 weeks.

 

[Ladybird CA]

still a bit early to tell the gender of this black tailed white japanese. It is only up to 4 days old for feather sexing and I think it is only for certain breeds.

 

[Gray Farms]

To young still. Post pics at around 6 weeks. Feather/wing sexing only works with specifically bred hybrids and only at 1 day old. It won't work 99% of chickens breeds.

 

[Ladybird CA]

oh I just read its hatched by your hen so im guessing you know the breed. Is it japanese or a mix?

 

[PTA Chicks]

still a bit early to tell the gender of this black tailed white japanese. It is only up to 4 days old for feather sexing and I think it is only for certain breeds.

I thought 10 days might be too late but it was worth a try.
No idea what breed it will be

 

[PTA Chicks]

oh I just read its hatched by your hen so im guessing you know the breed. Is it japanese or a mix?

No idea on breed. It was hatched by this hen but not laid by her. Parents of the baby could be Frizzle Bantams but unsure.

 

[PTA Chicks]

I usually wait till they either lay eggs or crow to know what the sex is!

 

[Ebony Rose]

I'm thinking cockerel. It is my understanding that hens have two distinct rows of feathers on fast feathering breeds. As yours is a bantam, it may or may not be a mix with fast feathering breeds so you may need to send pictures again in a month ;p I located an image online that shows what I'm trying to say about the distinctive rows of feathers on chicks that are of a fast feathering breed so will link that image. I'm nowhere near 'expert' in the subject, but happy to share what little I've learned along the way. My vote is cockerel, but all bets are off if it's not a 'fast' featherer