Unsure about this GLW

[SCallahan]

Seems to be acting rooster-y, but I'm having a hard time telling. I can only have one rooster and its coming up on time for the extra's to be re homed, so it would be nice to get them all out at once. Here are several pictures.

In the pictures with 2 GLWs, the suspect is on the right. Honestly, I don't see a huge difference in appearance between the 2, but I'm thinking the suspect is a roo, due to behavior mostly. What I mean is, we have one EE rooster who is the boss. Undisputed. There is one other EE rooster, and him and this GLW are constantly at each other. It just seems like a rooster I guess.

Anyways thanks very much and if there's any other info that would help I'll try to provide it.

Sean

 

[SCallahan]

PS wow didn't realize they're so blurry...

 

[ClevelandAg31]

def. a gurl:]

 

[SCallahan]

I had read somewhere else on here that Wyandottes were particularly hard to sex.. And if it was all about looks I would say girl, but reading that and then seeing the behavior made me doubtful. Also, I believe 'she' is about 13ish weeks old. Does that make a difference?

 

[jqs birds]

Definately a hen. A rooster that age would be showing much different colors.

 

[SCallahan]

Ok thanks!

 

[Cuban Longtails]

Yup, that's a girl. Congratulations!

 

[Pampered Hen]

Pullet for sure.