Pullet or Roo

[Zzil09]

I am new to raising chickens and I am curious is anyone can tell this early if one is a roo. We have 2 Orpingtons and 2 light Brahmas. The light Brahma that was the smallest and took the longest to feather out now is the largest and looking a bit different than the other Brahma. I noticed the feathers on the neck look finer and the comb is more pronounced than the others. In the first pic the one in question is in the back. Second pic is a closer look.

 

[sourland]

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[Zzil09]

Pictures...
bird in question is in the back in the first photo.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Pictures...
bird in question is in the back in the first photo.

I say roo.

 

[Kbishop381]

Have you looked at their wings?
I've always judged by their extended wing. I don't know how accurate that truly is but it's worked for me more often than not. Can you extend it's wing and get a pic of it?
I can only tell you what I think tho

 

[chub_the_chick]

I'm leaning more to roo, but not 100% sure.

 

[Zzil09]

Have you looked at their wings?
I've always judged by their extended wing. I don't know how accurate that truly is but it's worked for me more often than not. Can you extend it's wing and get a pic of it?
I can only tell you what I think tho

 

[The Happster]

Looks like a young man.

 

[Kbishop381]

I would say Roo. It appears that all of his wing feathers are pretty much the same. A hen will have shorter feathers closer to her body.

 

[Zzil09]

Well it sounds like I may need to post “how to train your rooster” in the future! . I must say they are neat looking boys.
Thanks... I’ll update in a couple weeks!