Wyandottes... help please?

[JHH3]

Though I still think yours is probably a boy, here are a couple pictures just so you can compare to yours.

Mine were hatched Apr 15, got them in the mail on Apr 18.

This is one of the roosters toward the end of May.






This picture of one of the roosters, I think the same one, was taken on Jun 13.




All the others that were girls didn't have hardly anything for combs/waddles at the same time and what they did have was more pink than red.

 

[FuzzyCritters]

Cockerel. He is growing rooster feathers, so a sure sign he is a cockerel. Coloring is starting to look a little blurred (instead of defined hen lacing). When his rooster feathers fully grow in, he should look a lot more like a typical wyandotte rooster.

 

[ShannonsChimkens]

I’m still going with pullet. This is my 5 month old (soaking wet) cockerel.

 

[ShannonsChimkens]

If they are 4 to 5 months old, they could be preparing to lay. And one is delayed on going flush. That ones comb is nowhere near the size of a young cockerels comb at that age.

If they’re bantams and the developments are different on bantams, then

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I agree with @EmmaRainboe and others that this is likely a late developing cockerel.

 

[Kizmet]

I might give these ones another month to work themselves out.

 

[ShannonsChimkens]

Have pictures of them all?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hi, I have these Wyandottes that I hatched approximately 4-5 months ago. I’m second guessing myself and would appreciate some assistance please.

I think this is a cockerel, yes?

Definitely a cockerel. Male specific feathers don’t lie.

 

[Kizmet]

Have pictures of them all?

They free ranging at the moment and much quicker than I am.

I do have pics of the one I thought was a pullet. The one I posted pics of originally in this post was the one with the reddest/largest comb. There are two more similar to him and one that’s in between him and the “pullet”.

 

[ShannonsChimkens]

When compared, would be a no brainer that’s a very late developing cockerel. Sneaky little turd trying to stay at your place!