This is soooo NOT a roo, correct? (brahma)

[hookedonpigeons]

He or she is still young to tell.Pretty bird though.

 

[CHICKENBOY 1]

idc what yall say i'm 100% that that is a roo

 

[gritsar]

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I dunno, my brahma roos were alot pinker in the comb by this age.

I'm going to go take a closer look at his/her hackle feathers in a bit. If I remember correctly, lift em up - round underneath, hen; pointed, roo.

 

[Tuffoldhen]

I'm thinking pullet. The pattern is off since it's dark over light. Sometimes you can tell early a light brahma cockerel by the length of the pattern from the neck down the back.

I'm sticking to pullet!! lol

 

[gritsar]

Thanks for weighing in Tuffy.

 

[key west chick]

Im thinking pullet too!

 

[jenesis536]

Here's mine at 8 or 9 weeks... hardly any comb. Their combs aren't much bigger now but they are redder now (they are 5 months). Mine are hens. I know they take awhile to mature.

Here's another one at 14 weeks.

 

[GammaPoppyLilyFlutter]

TJ looks like a pullet to me!

 

[gritsar]

So more pullet votes than cockerel.

I guess only time will tell.

Check out her leg feathering, would ya? I wonder how she's going to be able to walk once it all gets feathered in well.