Naked Neck Pattern/Color and Sex

[MandBducks]

This naked neck is about 1.5 weeks old and was bought as a sexed pullet. What pattern/color is this and is it indicative of one gender or the other?

 

[gimmie birdies]

Cute!

 

[JCaseyHammond]

This naked neck is about 1.5 weeks old and was bought as a sexed pullet. What pattern/color is this and is it indicative of one gender or the other?

Black tailed buff is one possibility

 

[BlueBaby]

It depend's on what it was mixed with. Where did you buy it at?

 

[MandBducks]

Black tailed buff is one possibility

That would be great! The pattern seemed a bit unusual and I was worried that it might mean it was more likely to be a Roo

 

[JCaseyHammond]

That would be great! The pattern seemed a bit unusual and I was worried that it might mean it was more likely to be a Roo

Color does not guarantee gender. Just enjoy watching him/her grow up.

 

[BlueBaby]

That would be great! The pattern seemed a bit unusual and I was worried that it might mean it was more likely to be a Roo

It might have been from a naked neck that was bred to another that had a feathered pattern to it. The chick's can come out with some of those pattern's, but being as young as yours is, it can't tell you the difference between the boy's or girl's. I hatched one out from my flock before that looked like this: