roo or pullet?

[teira]

Excuse my bad pictures, this is my suspected pullet but her comb started becoming dark in color, I dont know much about pea combs but, she dosent have those 3 rows either its pretty bunched shes about 4/5 weeks im praying pullet

 

[Valhalla Acres]

To me, it looks like a roo. My eyesight sucks, but I see sex feathers on the saddle of the chick. I think you have a handsome young rooster in your hands.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Some more natural photos would help a great deal but yes cockerel

 

[teira]

Wow darn... was really looking forward to this one being a hen Ill still try to get better pictures, rural king lied to us apparently!

 

[teira]

here are some pictures in better lighting and "his" comb does seem less dark in color but still pretty pink his feathers did grow quickly, much like like a pullet, something inside me is still hoping for a pullet but if he is a rooster I'll still support him

 

[Valhalla Acres]

Those are great pics, I don't see any sex feathers, but I could be wrong. Look for long thin feathers at the base of the tail on the saddle. That will tell you if it's a boy. Another way that I use to identify roos and hens are the vocals. If it has a more cockerel cluck to it then it might be a roo. This isn't a very good way to identify because it is basically a guessing game.

 

[Hensndoes]

Saddle feathers don't come in until 12 wks or so. It's a bit young yet for me to tell. You may be asked to repost in a few wks and pics of the bird standing on its own in good day light would be more helpful.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Those are great pics, I don't see any sex feathers, but I could be wrong. Look for long thin feathers at the base of the tail on the saddle. That will tell you if it's a boy. Another way that I use to identify roos and hens are the vocals. If it has a more cockerel cluck to it then it might be a roo. This isn't a very good way to identify because it is basically a guessing game.

Chickens don't get saddle feathers until they hit puberty at 12 weeks of age. This one is still a child...

I'm on the fence. Please wait another 4 weeks at the earliest and post more pics. Its very difficult to accurately sex chickens under 8 weeks. Especially since this one is definitely not an early cockerel. What I mean by that is that its comb isn't popping out and bright red!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Pullet at the moment.
Please post pics in a couple weeks in natural daylight.

 

[RodNTN]

I may be wrong, but it looks like a cockerel. I'd post more pictures in a few weeks