She’s a she right?

[TinyRaptorDodos]

I got my little buff Brahma chick from a hatchery marked as female so I’m pretty sure she is a pullet but I’m starting to get worried she might not be… she’s much bigger then her sister Alice already and has much more… energy and jumpiness so I always thought it could be possible but now her comb is getting to me, Alice has none yet whereas Cheshire very clearly does, she’s only a few weeks old(I can get exact age in a bit)

She is the darker out of the two buff Brahmas. In the picture with them standing she’s the one more behind Biscotti my cockerel.

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Oh! Another thing is her tail is growing pointing up while Alice’s is growing down

 

[Flockking]

Can you get full photos of her standing alone from the side

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Tails do not matter for sexing. While extremely young for a Brahma, I think it's likely a cockerel with that comb. I recommend waiting until eight weeks but I think he will make his sex obvious before that

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Can you get full photos of her standing alone from the side

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Tails do not matter for sexing. While extremely young for a Brahma, I think it's likely a cockerel with that comb. I recommend waiting until eight weeks but I think he will make his sex obvious before that

Alright, thank you!

 

[Flockking]

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Size and posturing says roo but can't be 100% sure,do update as he age's

 

[theoldchick]

That stance does make one think cockerel. However, I had one JG chick that was larger than the others and had sparse feathering that made me think cockerel but she did turn out to be a girl. She grew into a massive hen who had a tendency to lay double yolkers.

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Size and posturing says roo but can't be 100% sure,do update as he age's

Will do! Cheshire will be inside until it’s warm enough outside so maybe a few more weeks to a month. Updates will be easy

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

That stance does make one think cockerel. However, I had one JG chick that was larger than the others and had sparse feathering that made me think cockerel but she did turn out to be a girl. She grew into a massive hen who had a tendency to lay double yolkers.

Oh wow, JG is Jersey giant right? I really want to get some. If he is a he then my search for a second young rooster will thankfully be over, if not I can easily get one once swap and meet starts!