Here are some ways to tell the difference:

• Males tend to have larger combs and wattles than females.
• Males develop pointed and elongated feathers on their hackles, saddle, and tail. In contrast, females will have rounded and smaller feathers.
• Males may have spurs on their legs once they reach maturity. On the other hand, females never have spurs.
• Males might develop more aggressive behaviors as they mature, while females are more docile.