SLW Bantam roo or pullet?

[-BOGGS-]

Hi all, new to Bantams but not chickens I finally got my SLW Bantams and think this one is a roo, "which is what I want" just need some feedback if I'm right or not, thanks all

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Quit eating Cheetos and biting your nails! Kidding!

What's "his" age?

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

I’m thinking a rooster, but age might help!

 

[-BOGGS-]

I make fertilizer at my job and sometimes it stains my nails/fingers9weeks old lol

 

[EggSighted4Life]

That's still a nice small and light comb for 9 weeks. Though the waddles are looking nicely red.. they don't look big.

My standard male Wyandottes showed their gender pretty early.. 5 or 6 weeks old, huge waddles and red combs.

This might be a pullet or late blooming cockerel. Maybe another pic... side standing shot more clear than the last.

Gender shaped saddle feathers aren't likely coming in just yet. *Sometimes* the lacing can be a good indicator of gender in laced breeds.

 

[GoatDragonFarms]

I would estimate lady, based on our SLW experience. Standard size and two years ago, mind you.
Hmm.
Following for answers!

 

[-BOGGS-]

Thanks all, I'll get a few more pics when I get home

 

[Ladybird CA]

I’m thinking pullet.

Just curious but i didn’t understand the Cheerios reference. Was there a Cheerios commercial with the quote “which is what I want?”

 

[Ladybird CA]

Oh btw if it’s an inside joke I’ll lol

 

[EggSighted4Life]

i didn’t understand the Cheerios reference

It was Cheetos... I was just being goofy about the up close pic with orange staining on the finger nails (especially after I zoomed in). And hoping a perfect stranger didn't get all bent out of shape. It worked THAT time.

I like Cheetos and Cheerios!

Thanks all, I'll get a few more pics when I get home

At 9 week... probably pullet unless late blooming cockerel. Got an updated pic today?