Wyandotte bantam rooster?

[Chickypoo9005]

So it's supposed to be a hen, but TS did me dirty and sold me 2 roosters and this oddball. It crows, but not like his other brothers, I knew her brother was a roo right away, he took awhile longer for the comb to grow in, and he has been crowing for about a month now and still sounds crazy. He also sings a little of the egg song but isn't old enough to lay. He also makes a goose noise. Please tell me I have a confused hen.

 

[nuthatched]

It's a seabright cockerel. Bantams are frequently sold unsexed by 95% of hatcheries so bantams are straight run only

 

[Chickypoo9005]

Also I will like to add he is very skittish. I can never get ahold of him and when I do he flips out.

 

[Chickypoo9005]

It's a seabright cockerel. Bantams are frequently sold unsexed by 95% of hatcheries so bantams are straight run only

He was sold under wyandotte
hens, not straight run. I wonder if his brother is also a seabright? Never buying from TS again.

 

[nuthatched]

He was sold under wyandotte
hens, not straight run. I wonder if his brother is also a seabright? Never buying from TS again.

Not tscs fault, chicks jump into different bins at hatcheries all the time. Even the best hatcheries have 90% sexing accuracy

 

[Chickypoo9005]

Not tscs fault, chicks jump into different bins at hatcheries all the time. Even the best hatcheries have 90% sexing accuracy

I dont think this was the case. There was only 2 different colora in there. I got one of both. One looked like a chipmunk and this one that was yellow and black. And they were labeled wyandottes. I didn't notice they were batams until I got them home and saw how tiny they were. I know sexing isn't 100%, but I got 8 chickens and 3 are roos, plus my original 4 hen. So now I may have to give up a roo or 2. Happens but I got attached.