Wyandotte roo or pullet?

[Newchickontheblock3]

I cannot determine if this golden laced is a roo or pullet. It looks very similar to the rest of the flock. They are approx 9 weeks.

 

[nuthatched]

Looks like a pullet thus far. Has a straight comb which is a trait that pops up sometimes.

 

[Newchickontheblock3]

Looks like a pullet thus far. Has a straight comb which is a trait that pops up sometimes.

This is my first time raising chickens . However, I was a bit confused as the other ones do not have any comb yet. So I assumed it was a roo.

 

[Newchickontheblock3]

This is my first time raising chickens . However, I was a bit confused as the other ones do not have any comb yet. So I assumed it was a roo.

 

[nuthatched]

This is my first time raising chickens . However, I was a bit confused as the other ones do not have any comb yet. So I assumed it was a roo.

They all have combs from the day they hatch, wyandottes have rose combs which kinda of looks like a dollop of toothpaste and take time to mature. They aren't supposed to have a straight comb like that one but it's just a genetic glitch, not an indication of gender. :] some people want straight comb Wyandotte so they breed for it.

 

[nuthatched]

 

[Newchickontheblock3]

They all have combs from the day they hatch, wyandottes have rose combs which kinda of looks like a dollop of toothpaste and take time to mature. They aren't supposed to have a straight comb like that one but it's just a genetic glitch, not an indication of gender. :] some people want straight comb Wyandotte so they breed for it.

I never even noticed the difference when looking at other pictures until you pointed the differences of combs! Thanks so much! Truly appreciate it!