roo or hen? Delaware breed

marinakirsten

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Hello!

Based off these photos and the fact that this Delaware chicken is around 10 weeks old, would you venture to guess roo or hen?

PSA leaving out comb & wattle photos intentionally, iā€™m looking for guesses based on feathers! thank you in advance!šŸ˜Š
 

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10 weeks is too young to sex by feathers, male specific feathers won't grow in for another month.
If you want to actually know, post pictures if the head.
 
The tail is barred and behind the neck its barred too
Likely cockerel. My roo had black barring on his shoulders and back at a young age. Very easy to tell. Pullets are much cleaner looking. Not much of any black barring on the shoulders and back.. just barred hackles and solid black tail.

The first picture is my roo and the second pic is one of my hens..harder to tell from that picture. I will see if I have more photos to show the difference.
 

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