Pullet or roo?

[Anna Campione]

new to the wonderful world of chickens and would love to hear what you guys think? This little one is about 7 weeks old, a blue laced red wyandotte and I'm not sure if it's a he or a she?!? Thanks in advance!

 

[Chicknbootz]

I just want to comment on how beautiful "it" is. I'm obsessed with the blue laced red wyandotte's!! Following thread!

 

[Chicken Girl1]

I'm leaning towards cockerel but not 100% sure.

 

[elizabethjg]

Has a pretty big comb, but has a very feminine body. Very pretty chick though. I would wait maybe another week or two to be sure on the gender.

 

[Chicknbootz]

Updated picture? What sex are you thinking it is now?

 

[aglandaetap]

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I'm new to chickens too. I have my first silver laced Wyandotte 10-11 weeks ago. I realized that this breed is not always as straight forward as others are. You either get pullets that look pulletish since early age, and also get pullets/cockerels that can be questionable as they grow, and also get boys that show male signs since very early.
My chick was questionable since week#3 up until week #9 of age: red comb and slight growth of wattles. Those never got too big though as time passed but remained -red-ish. I kept comparing her to pics of roosters of same age as she grew. Keep in mind my bird is hatchery quality.
With all of that, I'm trying to say, the longer you wait, the better when there's a concern about gender on any breed but especially a Wyandotte. But I can guess at this time for your bird that it looks more pullet to me than my pullet did when mine was 7wo. Hope that helps! Good luck and posts new pics to see!

 

[sassysarah]

That's a rooster

 

[drumstick diva]

Beautiful bird but, just don't know enough about the color/breed. For anything else I would think "red over wings" is a sign of doom (cockerels) but I imagine that is part of the coloring both sexes would have.

 

[Anna Campione]

Updated picture? What sex are you thinking it is now?

I'll take a newer one...just still not sure.

 

[Anna Campione]

Here are photos from today...thoughts?