Cockerel or Pullet? - 9 weeks old Southern Rustic Rambler

[afcorpuz]

Hi, Purchased from Tractor Supply and in this photo at 9 weeks old. They said they were Southern Rustic Ramblers, but not much info about them on the internet. Can you help me identify if this is a Cockerel or a Pullet? Thank you for your help!

 

[BudgieKing15]

Hmm...can I see a pic of his/her saddle feathers?

 

[BigECart]

I’m not familiar with black skinned birds, but that’s a lot of comb for a 9-week old. I would try to get some full body shots and views from above.

 

[afcorpuz]

Here’s a couple of side views.

 

[WallyBirdie]

Hi, Purchased from Tractor Supply and in this photo at 9 weeks old. They said they were Southern Rustic Ramblers, but not much info about them on the internet. Can you help me identify if this is a Cockerel or a Pullet? Thank you for your help!

Hi, Purchased from Tractor Supply and in this photo at 9 weeks old. They said they were Southern Rustic Ramblers, but not much info about them on the internet. Can you help me identify if this is a Cockerel or a Pullet? Thank you for your help!

Looks like a pullet.

 

[featheredplanets]

Sounds like a hybrid or designer mix. Looks like a cockerel to me. Way too much comb and wattle for a 9 week old pullet.

 

[Acre4Me]

I don’t know this “breed”, which seems like a cross. However, the legs appear pretty thick, there is a lot of wattle growth for 9 weeks old. Saddle feathers typically can’t be seen until closer to 12 weeks, but that area looks a bit more “raggedy” instead of having rounded feathers like a female, so there is likely Male saddle feathers That will show up. My guess is male.

 

[BudgieKing15]

I think cockerel.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I'm leaning towards cockerel, but I'm not positive yet. Could you post more pictures in a few weeks?

 

[britesidefarm]

That is a large comb/ waddles for a 9 week old. Definitely a cockerel