Too early to tell if this is a roo?

[lewis98110]

6 weeks old. 5 Easter Eggers. This chick ( for the time being known as Betty) is larger than the others and his/her comb is a bit redder. Also... really stand -offish...
while the other four hang out in my lap at every opportunity.

 

[SilverBirds]

Nothing is screaming cockerel yet.

 

[lewis98110]

Nothing is screaming cockerel yet.

Except me.

 

[chickeyumass]

6 weeks old. Easter Eggers. This chick ( for the time being known as Betty) is larger than the others and his/her comb is a bit redder. Also... really stand -offish...
while the other four hang out in my lap at every opportunity.

Pretty bird! Yours has feathers more uniform and less blotchy than I would expect on a cockerel. My EE cockerel was the last to fully feather, friendliest of all my birds. I was suspicious, and at 12 weeks he started a soft crowing in the morning.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

A little early, buy my guess would be Cockerel, never had a pullet that was uneven in her pattern, but I'd keep an eye out on this one for sure, also never had a 6wk pullet have a comb like that, size and color. Keep us posted and hoping I'm wrong!

 

[Allsfairinloveandbugs]

I also think it is a cockerel. The patchy red wing feathers are beginning to grow in now; you should see more red feathers covering the original ground color in the coming weeks.