Wyandotte hen or roo?

[budershank]

Hiyo, I have a 9-10 week old Wyandotte from Tractor Supply that was supposed to be a hen but...

1. It is much larger than the other Wyandottes we got
2. It has large comb/wattle where the others don't really have them
3. This weekend I noticed it was starting to try and crow.

I attached a picture that I didn't realize was blurry until now. My wife also uploaded a 4 second video on instagram that shows the crowing next to her sister. Video Link

Thanks!

 

[featheredplanets]

Cockerel. With crowing at that age, there’s no doubt!

 

[Caitlin89]

You have a young rooster there.

 

[budershank]

Lol, thanks. I didn't want a rooster but we are already attached so he is staying.

Old name: Heather Flocklear
New Name: RooPaul

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed that this is a cockerel....
what type of comb does this guy have? The legs don't match what should be for a Wyandotte and I was curious if it actually is one.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree, I believe you have a little cockerel. And I'm thinking it might not be a Wyandotte. It's super cute though, and I love the name

 

[cstephens1987]

Lol, thanks. I didn't want a rooster but we are already attached so he is staying.

Old name: Heather Flocklear
New Name: RooPaul

Lol one of mine is named Feather Locklear

 

[cstephens1987]

I agree with @Frazzemrat1 and @chrissynemetz that it doesn't really look like a Wyandotte in that picture

 

[budershank]

Agreed that this is a cockerel....
what type of comb does this guy have? The legs don't match what should be for a Wyandotte and I was curious if it actually is one.

@Frazzemrat1 @chrissynemetz @cstephens1987 Here is a headshot that includes the comb. I didn't realize there were comb types. Walnut or cushion? I guess this is turning into a breed ID thread now

I can provide more pictures when I get home.

 

[cstephens1987]

Well black wyandottes do exist from what I've seen online but the leg color seems wrong