Splash Easter Egger, 9 Weeks Old - Pullet or Cockerel?

[JoRiddle]

I got this EE and I’m desperately trying to figure out if it’s a roo or hen! I can only have hens in my HOA. I know it’s still probably early, but maybe some of you experienced chicken owners can provide some insight into what I should be looking for?

The comb got bright orange/red pretty early, but hasn’t grown and no signs of waddles.

 

[Chickenwingwing]

pullet (i think)?
I could very much be wrong

 

[FeatherTay]

What age??

 

[JoRiddle]

pullet (i think)?
I could very much be wrong

I hope you’re right! The fact that the comb turned orange/red so fast concerned me and that it has 3 rows. I want her to be a pullet so bad!!

 

[FeatherTay]

Sorry just realized 9 weeks... duh. Looks like a pullet to me!

 

[HawaiiCoyote]

pullet!

 

[sourland]

Early comb development indicates possible cockerel. It's too young for male specific feathering. You'll know for sure in a month or so. Good luck.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Early comb development indicates possible cockerel. It's too young for male specific feathering. You'll know for sure in a month or so. Good luck.

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[Rhodebar Lover]

I'm confident it's a cockerel

 

[demonic]

I got this EE and I’m desperately trying to figure out if it’s a roo or hen! I can only have hens in my HOA. I know it’s still probably early, but maybe some of you experienced chicken owners can provide some insight into what I should be looking for?

The comb got bright orange/red pretty early, but hasn’t grown and no signs of waddles.

I’m thinking pullet but it could also very easily be a cockerel. This is one of my EE hens that we were also confused about when she was younger because she had silver coloring, red on its shoulders and had a curved tail.