Name it!!!!

[Lavkid]

So this baby is almost 6 weeks. And while the rest of it's crew is outside fully feathered it's still inside growing! So it's feathers show roo, it's feather growth rate shows roo. But the comb? Not even a pinch growing, nothing!
So what is it? And maybe the breed?

 

[Alexandra33]

Plumage and growth rate has nothing to do with gender. My guess is, if the comb isn't developed or pinking up at all, it's most likely a pullet.
Looks to be a Light Brahma!

~Alex

 

[MillersFarm]

Sometimes slow feather development can indicate a cockerel, And sometimes it doesn't. It really depends on the breed, Like what Alex said you have a Light Brahma. Although I would need a better picture of it's comb i'm going to have to say it's a cockerel.

 

[PirateGirl]

Brahmas are notoriously slow at developing too! And even a large pea comb is not much compared to a single comb, so sex can be hard to guess at this age.

 

[chickengirl778]

The feathers look like a roo to me but I could totally be wrong...

 

[Lavkid]

I'll get a better pic of the "comb" but by no comb i really mean there is nothing there. It's a light pink and flush with the beak and head.

 

[LilJoe]

It's still a comb though Just a different comb type (Pea). Also, I would say Light Brahma Cockerel

 

[Lavkid]

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Light brahma, too young to tell gender.

 

[drumstick diva]

Too young to sex