Roo? Bramha chick

[Rlmp817]

Between 4 and v5 weeks. I got it as female. But I've had other female bramhas before and they never stood tall or strutted like this one does.

Hmm... It is standing really tall, but I am not seeing many physically characteristics yet.
I have a buff orpington that I was nervous about at 5 weeks too, but at 10 weeks she is not showing any cockerel traits, hopefully yours is the same way.

 

[ZoomuKeeper]

I have 4 Buff Brahma hens almost 7 weeks p;d and all of them will stretch their little bodies and chest bump each other

 

[TeenageRooster's Dad]

I think it's a pullet... I have a lil Light Brahma roo, about same age and he's tailing already. Are those cute dark brahmas? ... my favorite.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

Pullet.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Typically too early to say, but probably a pullet.

You wouldn't be able to tell a male from a female from the feathers at this point. They won't develop male specific feathers, or female specific, until their around 12 weeks.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Pullet!

 

[aart]

Between 4 and v5 weeks. I got it as female. But I've had other female bramhas before and they never stood tall or strutted like this one does.

Not red enough for a cockerel, IMO, but Brahmas tend to mature more slowly...a few weeks might tell the tale.

 

[drumstick diva]

pullet