wyandotte cockerel question

[JedJackson]

100% Cockerel. Look at the size of those legs.
It you want to tame him, pick him up off often, hold him tight to your chest and just carry him around with you. You have to work with him before his hormones fully kick in. He will eventually see you are the flock master, not him.

At 13 weeks, I don't see it being a cockerel. The white, spangled feathers on the shoulders are a little concerning, but it has almost no wattles, the comb is small, and it has no male sex feathering at all. The legs don't look especially thick to me, either.

 

[JedJackson]

At 13 weeks I don't see it being a cockerel. The white, spangled feathers at the shoulders are a little concerning, yes, but it has a small comb, barely any wattles and no male sex feathering. The legs don't look especially big to me, either.

 

[woodenfarm]

100% Cockerel. Look at the size of those legs.
It you want to tame him, pick him up off often, hold him tight to your chest and just carry him around with you. You have to work with him before his hormones fully kick in. He will eventually see you are the flock master, not him.

Good to know. Thank you first rooster out of 23 ladies

 

[woodenfarm]

Here is a few more pictures my 6 yr old help me hold the one we think is the cockerel

 

[Chebird]

Here is a few more pictures my 6 yr old help me hold the one we think is the cockerel View attachment 1426341 View attachment 1426342 View attachment 1426344 View attachment 1426345

Did this guy turn out to be a cockerel?

 

[Egghead_Jr]

Pullets

 

[MountainWoman73]

To me, the all-silver head is very masculine. I had a silver wyandotte rooster named Curly who looked similar at that age, but he was straight combed. He turned out gorgeous.