Please help on gender of this 20 week old "pullet"

[thriftyplants]

Starting to worry about having another rooster after finding out 1 of my 3 is a rooster when he started crowing this morning.

This pullet is about 20 weeks now, not sure on the breed, but her comb is pale and small/thin and hasn't had much growth like the rooster has at this age. The only thing throwing me off are the tail feathers. Shes a fat chicken and doesn't really have a roo stance or thick legs like my roo.

Please tell me she's a she

 

[Folly's place]

Pullet. What about her tail?
Mary

 

[WallyG74]

Looks like a hen to me. Should be an easy call for some of the experts on here.

 

[thriftyplants]

Pullet. What about her tail?
Mary

LOL I'm a newbie and wasn't sure if the droopy feathers at the base of her tail were saddle feathers Honestly very relieved to hear she's looking like a pullet I've had a rough go at this for a while now!

 

[thriftyplants]

Looks like a hen to me. Should be an easy call for some of the experts on here.

Thanks for your response! How do I go about calling on the experts?

 

[Folly's place]

A twenty week old cockerel would look like an almost adult rooster, very different.
Mary

 

[thriftyplants]

A twenty week old cockerel would look like an almost adult rooster, very different.
Mary

Thank you. I just had an easter egger "pullet" that was sold to me at 18 weeks and is now 23 weeks that started crowing this morning. I honestly had no idea, although when the woman was selling her to me I had questioned her larger comb and thick legs whereas the woman replied she had sexed it and is never wrong with sexing. The chicken is all black so I guess I just couldn't see it's feathering in much detail, but the lovely people on this forum sorted me out. Thanks again for your reply.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Thank you. I just had an easter egger "pullet" that was sold to me at 18 weeks and is now 23 weeks that started crowing this morning. I honestly had no idea, although when the woman was selling her to me I had questioned her larger comb and thick legs whereas the woman replied she had sexed it and is never wrong with sexing. The chicken is all black so I guess I just couldn't see it's feathering in much detail, but the lovely people on this forum sorted me out. Thanks again for your reply.

Ventbsexing, rarely, cam be wrong

 

[WallyG74]

Thanks for your response! How do I go about calling on the experts?

Do exactly what you did. The people that know will respond.