Roo?

[jennig]

I'm almost certain this is a cockerel.

 

[tyukanyo]

Not sure, I had a funny one to before, looked like a roo sounded like one, the next minute he was laying eggs ( that's what I thought) he was a cockerel after all just teaching a young pullets how to hatch eggs. Dose he make any sounds? How dose he behaving? Can't wait to get update on the sex.

 

[tj74roberts]

It looks like a cockerel to me The thick legs and the feathering around the tail are indicators of it being a cockerel.

 

[jennig]

He? Is 14 or 15 weeks. I got him with 4 other newer birds and he is the only one out of that bunch that has a waddle and has thick legs. Plus his feathers are different/longer. We have 10 birds and 8 different breeds. The older 5 are all female and I am still learning, but this one is different than the rest, but very pretty. There is no crowing from anyone at this point.

 

[pineapple416]

Looks like a cockerel!

 

[junebuggena]

See all those super glossy feathers, shining like they are wet? That feathering is specific to males.

 

[tj74roberts]

He? Is 14 or 15 weeks. I got him with 4 other newer birds and he is the only one out of that bunch that has a waddle and has thick legs. Plus his feathers are different/longer. We have 10 birds and 8 different breeds. The older 5 are all female and I am still learning, but this one is different than the rest, but very pretty. There is no crowing from anyone at this point

He should begin crowing in a couple of weeks

 

[drumstick diva]

It's a boy