Pullet or cockerel?

[Katie386]

The comb looks pretty small but I can see a hint of red in the wing feathers. I’m not 100% sure but it’s usually males that get vibrant colored wings.

 

[Nigel27]

I see some pointed feathers. If you’re not sure now, you’ll know soon, he’ll start crowing in a month if he in fact is a he.

 

[1234chicken4321]

I see some pointed feathers. If you’re not sure now, you’ll know soon, he’ll start crowing in a month if he in fact is a he.

Yeah, won't be long until it's 100% obvious.

 

[The Happster]

Yeah, won't be long until it's 100% obvious.

Sorry...it's physically impossible for him to be female.
He has male-specific feathers.

I have to say he really is cute.

 

[GermanKennhuhn]

I'm also thinking male.
He's adorable!

 

[Katie386]

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Hope this is the side view you wanted.

I am very bias as it was ill when younger and I put a lot of effort in....if it's a male it'll have to go...

That chicken in the background with the black and red feathers is beautiful! I would like to see a good picture of that one!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

That ‘massage sexing’ doesn’t work all the time. Go by looks.
Foot size is not a method, either.
It’s a boy.

 

[drinkoj]

Sorry...it's physically impossible for him to be female.
He has male-specific feathers.

I have to say he really is cute.

Learning this, which feathing specifically are you looking at / seeing that is male feathering?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

 

[1234chicken4321]

That chicken in the background with the black and red feathers is beautiful! I would like to see a good picture of that one!

That's Gus our Wyandotte cockerel hes quite the wimp though.