Rooster or hen?

[BirdGirl2004]

He's SOOOOO cute!! And yes, he is defenitely a GORGEOUS roo!

Good luck!

 

[Rachael<3Chickies]

If that were a pullet that bright and big it would be laying which for age isn’t plausible. He looks about like my Roos at that age. If you decide to rehome as opposed to eating, the sooner the better because they get some hormones going soon and Will need to stick with a person. Also be suspicious of who takes him if you care. Roosters are very poorly viewed animals to put it lightly. Dog bait, fighting, etc.

 

[drumstick diva]

cockerel

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

This isn't a Golden Laced Wyandotte, just a cross breed. He is also a rooster

Yes it is. Even though he has a single comb he is still a Wyandotte. In the US it’s uncommon for hatchery stock Wyandottes to have a single comb. Some breeders even keep a line of single comb sports.

 

[BlackHackle]

Yes it is. Even though he has a single comb he is still a Wyandotte. In the US it’s uncommon for hatchery stock Wyandottes to have a single comb. Some breeders even keep a line of single comb sports.

Gee, I would pay anyone $1000+ (and I am serious) to get my hands on a good looking Wyandotte with a single comb. Heck, I would breed them to the Plymouth Rock standard and have Golden Laced Rocks.

The Wyandotte breed is far too old to be getting single comb sports this common, I'd bet the hatcheries do some under the table crossing to get it.

 

[BlackHackle]

...mind you @Brahma Chicken5000 , there are Rose Combed RIR's because of throw back Rose combs appearing in the single combed ones. I'm making my judgement on the lack of chest lacing