Pullet or Cockerel - HELP!

[FortCluck]

EE is a Pullet. Australorp is a cockerel (maybe) it's not a definite.

 

[Evelyn Walker]

Do you have australorps

No, but I have had Orpingtons. Never had a cockerel with that little red at 9-10 weeks, (still could be wrong, though!).

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Are these better pictures?View attachment 1968651 View attachment 1968652 View attachment 1968653

They are, but with the color on those wattles.... I'm still thinking its probably a cockerel.

 

[chrissynemetz]

That definitely looks like a cockerel off to the side in that last picture you posted... I don't know, yours may be a pullet yet.... Can you post more pictures in a few weeks?

 

[janiedoe]

Keep hoping.
I had a langshan mix last spring that I was almost sure was a cockrell. She had bright red wattles at 8 weeks but not too much comb. I've had at least 3 orpingtons that had worrisome wattles (and one that had a pink comb early but turned out to be pullets.
Good luck!

 

[Henanigan]

Keep hoping.
I had a langshan mix last spring that I was almost sure was a cockrell. She had bright red wattles at 8 weeks but not too much comb. I've had at least 3 orpingtons that had worrisome wattles (and one that had a pink comb early but turned out to be pullets.
Good luck!

That's what's so hard about this whole chicken keeping thing. I end up adoring them to bits that I want to make sure before hand this time it's a pullet and not a cockerel.
I also found her color goes from tan skin tone to the red tone throughout the day. This is so confusing