Still unsure if hen or roo

[The Happster]

I remember this bird.
Both this one and the other white one were very confusing. Extreme lack of wattle growth, but male feather colours.
Still voting male.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Lol well I was more looking at the legs with the possible spur bumps lol

Hens can have spurs too, so that's not really an indication as to what gender the bird is.

 

[christallynn]

I remember this bird.
Both this one and the other white one were very confusing. Extreme lack of wattle growth, but male feather colours.
Still voting male.

Yah I posted a couple weeks ago, still no crowing etc, but the comb is a bit more red and waddles looks a bit longer. I'm so impatient

 

[HappyClucker7]

There really isn't anything screaming male right now other than the colors. I think I'm going to say pullet for now, but you should wait a few more weeks and see if anything changes.

 

[The Happster]

Extremely odd.
The other one had practically no colour in the comb or wattles but the wings clearly had red leakage.
Are they definitely that age?

 

[christallynn]

Hens can have spurs too, so that's not really an indication as to what gender the bird is.

Extremely odd.
The other one had practically no colour in the comb or wattles but the wings clearly had red leakage.
Are they definitely that age?

I'm totally clueless on age. The day I got them I was told about 12 weeks old. This is a pic of the day I brought them home on June 14th. So if I go by what he said, they would be around 20 weeks but they should be showing signs of wanting to lay or crow by 20 weeks

 

[MidnightMaran]

There really isn't anything screaming male right now other than the colors. I think I'm going to say pullet for now, but you should wait a few more weeks and see if anything changes.

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[The Happster]

I'm totally clueless on age. The day I got them I was told about 12 weeks old. This is a pic of the day I brought them home on June 14th. So if I go by what he said, they would be around 20 weeks but they should be showing signs of wanting to lay or crow by 20 weeks

Not necessarily.
Some of my pullets laid at 8 mo, and I had a cockerel that began crowing at 10+ mo.
They actually look a bit stunted to me.
Going by combing, everything screams pullet. Going by feathering, everything screams male. I always prefer to go by pattern.

 

[The Happster]

Could you also post a current picture of the other one? Or even the photos from before. The one with the red wing leakage.
I'll drag @Overo Mare, @Rhodebar Lover and @Gray Farms over here to take a look.

 

[Playfulroost]

I could not tell from photos.
Compare redness of comb and wattles to known hens of same age. A roosters comb and wattles at 12 weeks will be best red. A hens comb and wattles don't turn red until she is laying, around 5 to 6 months old or older.
The rounded tail feathers look more like a female, but I have had roosters with rounded tail feathers at 12 weeks old. Look at the hackle and saddle feathers. If these have a rounded tip, hen. If long and pointed like an arrow, rooster.
Roosters have much smaller and many more hackle feathers than hens do.
There are some great YouTube videos on how to sex young chickens from hatch to 4 months old. If you compare redness of comb and hackle (neck) feathers on birds you know the sex of you will soon learn to tell the difference.