Gender guess

[Blizblaz]

What are the chances that this (blue Wheaton?) ameraucana is a hen?
It’s 11+ weeks old, and one I have from the same hatch (black though) has already been crowing for a few weeks now, and has a very prominent 3 row pea comb. But the comb looks a bit red for my liking...it carries it’s wings lower than the others, and won’t stand still for pictures! The other Ameraucanas I hatched all come right up to me, but this one is very skittish.
Is it still too soon to tell?

[Ontario Chick]

This might help you decide what you have
http://ameraucanabreedersclub.org/gallery.html

[windwalkingwolf]

The odds are 50/50. Sorry to be a smartass Thinking/typing out loud, that bird has a pullet 'dip' at the top of the beak, but that pink comb says cockerel. The pattern in the hackle feathers makes them look pointier than they are, and if I try to blow pictures up to get a better look, they get too blurry to see actual feather shape. He's too young to clearly see saddle points, but if you look just under where his wingtips lie, you might be able to see the beginning of saddle points. The more I look at the pictures, the more this one confuses me, but if I go with my gut, it says 100 % male. And then I second guess myself, because the ones that come up to you readily are more likely to be male, and the ones that hang back are the girls, and you said this one was skittish

[kenya]

Its a male.

[WLLady]

male. a wheaten or blue wheaten girl would only have black or blue in the very tips of the tail feathers and wing feathers and otherwise be a nice light wheaten colour all around....if it's a pure ameraucana and not an easter egger (mix)

[Blizblaz]

The odds are 50/50. Sorry to be a smartass Thinking/typing out loud, that bird has a pullet 'dip' at the top of the beak, but that pink comb says cockerel. The pattern in the hackle feathers makes them look pointier than they are, and if I try to blow pictures up to get a better look, they get too blurry to see actual feather shape. He's too young to clearly see saddle points, but if you look just under where his wingtips lie, you might be able to see the beginning of saddle points. The more I look at the pictures, the more this one confuses me, but if I go with my gut, it says 100 % male. And then I second guess myself, because the ones that come up to you readily are more likely to be male, and the ones that hang back are the girls, and you said this one was skittish

All these things have been confusing me too! When I look at the feathers, they are all rounded still, but I think he’s just being stubborn in showing anything!

[Blizblaz]

male. a wheaten or blue wheaten girl would only have black or blue in the very tips of the tail feathers and wing feathers and otherwise be a nice light wheaten colour all around....if it's a pure ameraucana and not an easter egger (mix)

It is a pure ameraucana (not show quality or anything to be sure).
Deep down, I know it has to be male...haha

[kenya]

He is going to be a pretty colour but not a standard colour but I bet he will be beautiful.

[Blizblaz]

He is quite pretty! Now to decide if I can have 3 roosters...hahaha

[kenya]

I would keep him just to see what his final colour will be , I'm guessing spectacular.