My son's free mystery chicken

[mama24]

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No, the hens have combs that flop over. Roosters' combs stand straight up.

Looks like a young leghorn roo to me. But if it's older than 4 mos, it's a hen.

 

[theoldchick]

Young Leghorns are notoriusly difficult to sex. Pullets who are at POL can really grow an impressive comb and wattles. The tail on this particular bird looks girly. Give him/her more time. Of course like the other poster noted if this bird is greater than 4 months start looking for eggs!

 

[snyd08]

idk about everyone else but i see roo. i disagree with above post. a pullet WL would show more tail and would be a bit more extended but flat even . this taail looks very boyish to me actually. it looks to be a roo. my leghorn pullets dont show their combs or wattles until 4 months almost EVERYTIME. but id like to see the results to this with time. keep us posted!