Odd Pullet or VERY Late Cockerel?

[MillersFarm]

P is the only pullet I see, Q Might be a pullet but I highly doubt it..

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 MillersFarm

 

[KentuckyRooster]

At 10 weeks it looks like a pullet but I wouldn't get your hopes up if male feathering is coming in.

The feathers are what make me say boy. The face can go either way at this point but the feathers look suspicious.

The good news is, serama cocks are just as charming as the hens.

 

[BlackHackle]

I think that is a slower growing rooster

 

[alexa009]

The feathers are what make me say boy. The face can go either way at this point but the feathers look suspicious.

The good news is, serama cocks are just as charming as the hens.

Really? Wow! Maybe I will get some seramas. I thought smaller cocks tend to be more aggressive.

 

[Zinjifrah]

The cockerels are very endearing. I was just out a bit ago, and all three of my eight-week boys flew up to land on my arms, climbed onto my chest and wanted an arm to lay on. The pullet, Wren, was at my feet begging to be picked up, since she's a silkied and can't fly that high. So I ended up walking around the yard checking the plants with four cooing Seramas piled up between my arm and chest.

 

[KentuckyRooster]

Really? Wow! Maybe I will get some seramas. I thought smaller cocks tend to be more aggressive.

Serama from a breeder should NEVER show aggression to humans. I will not breed a bird who does. They are a sweet, charming, friendly breed with a disposition unmatched by any other. If a breeder is using a bird which is aggressive to people, do not buy from them, they are not true to the breed