Sexing polish frizzle

[Bekrau22]

Just got this 2/3 week old buff polish frizzle. Im thinking i may have a roo because the comb is in a V shape and the other 2 polish frizzles that came from same hatch has a single comb with a knot. Is this V a strong indicator of a roo? This chick also is a tad aggressive with my other 4 week old chicks, beak to beak staring contest.

 

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

Looks like a roo to me

 

[Bekrau22]

Looks like a roo to me

Thank you for replying! Is it the comb thats the indicator?

 

[sylviethecochin]

Thank you for replying! Is it the comb thats the indicator?

Honestly, it's too early to tell. Based on that picture, I would guess roo, and give it a 60% chance of being right. The comb is not an indicator. It was inherited from the Polish, and is not sexlinked. At that age, chicks will start working on the pecking order, regardless of their sex, so aggressiveness is not a cockerel trait. My current best setter was chest-bumping all of her siblings at that age, trying to make herself the lead chick.

 

[Tortoise]

Whatever it is, it sure is cute in that last pic with attitude.

 

[ChickNanny13]

It's adorable Agree with Tortoise, it's got attitude therefore guessing a cockerel although it is too young. Repost when 6 - 8wks.

 

[Gray Farms]

Its has feathered legs so its not a Polish. And much to young to say for sure what sex.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

I agree with @Gray Farms
The chick is not a polish I’m afraid. It has no crest (vaulted skull) & has feathered legs. Polish should be clean legged.

Buff frizzle polish below ~

Edited to add ~ @Bekrau22

 

[Frazzemrat1]

And now, nevermind what I had on your other post. I didn't realize that you had double posted and everybody was over here with the pics. LOL

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

And now, nevermind what I had on your other post. I didn't realize that you had double posted and everybody was over here with the pics. LOL

I didn’t realise there was a duplicate thread. Sorted now and the one without pics is now removed