Single combed SLW?

[Sylvyana]

Just wondering what people thought about my apparently single combed SLW 4 week old chick. Does this look like it's going to be a single comb? Pullet or cockerel?

 

[Acre4Me]

Doesn’t look like a single comb..no points apparent. For 4 weeks there is more wattle growth than is typical at 4 weeks for a female. However comb isn’t really colored. Overall, I’d suspect possible male, but wait and see.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Cockerel. Early pinkness, & wattle growth.

There a short stubby points on the comb.

 

[Gray Farms]

Yep, single comb. It's common with hatchery Wyandottes.

 

[Sylvyana]

Doesn’t look like a single comb..no points apparent. For 4 weeks there is more wattle growth than is typical at 4 weeks for a female. However comb isn’t really colored. Overall, I’d suspect possible male, but wait and see.

There is more pinkness visible in better light, more than the others. Here's a better profile picture from a few days ago but the pinkness has started to show a bit more since then.

 

[Acre4Me]

There is more pinkness visible in better light, more than the others. Here's a better profile picture from a few days ago but the pinkness has started to show a bit more since then.

definitely a single comb! Better picture!

Wait and see, it may be a male, but I'm not sure at this age.

 

[MysteryChicken]

There is more pinkness visible in better light, more than the others. Here's a better profile picture from a few days ago but the pinkness has started to show a bit more since then.

Looks light peach in that picture.

 

[Sylvyana]

Picture from today.

 

[Alexandra33]

Looking pullet so far..... Wyandotte females are known for developing early. Not only that, but the lacing is nice and defined. No patchiness.

 

[Sylvyana]

Just feeling like posting some current pics of Tuna!