tom or hen?

The bottom pic is hard to tell by but the one in the second pic definitely looks like a hen and the one in the third pic has too large of a snood (the skin on its head) to be a hen. Then when you look at them together, they do look different. Fingers crossed for a pair but it looks like it to me! Beautiful color, by the way!

They appear to be Bourbon Red Turkeys I don't remember as many white patches on my Bourbons growing up.

They could be straight Bourbon Reds or a little mix thrown in.

All my Hens were lighter colored than my Toms so you may have one of each buy the size of the water bowel you have I think that its a oil drain pan they maybe about 10 weeks old or there abouts.

I am far from an expert just using what knowledge that I have from my first year at Turkeys.

As they grow you will notice the darker one gain faster than the lighter one and the feet will be bigger on the darker one.

If that is a Tom the snood will be bigger the head of the Turkey will be brighter colored blue and red and at the base of its neck you will see Caruncles look like over size wort's more so on the darker colored one than the lighter one see Caruncles below on the picture.

You may see other things that set it apart from the lighter one if this is a Tom.

Its a learning experience for me I know.

I have 2 very simular looking birds, was not sure of their gender until yesterday. Mine are 31/2 months old, also have 4 other ones that are 3 months old, pencilled palms. They started gobbling yesterday, should say 4 out of the 6 gobble, the other 2 chrip and trill. The grown tom was gobbling and the grown hens were chirping/trilling, I am not sure what all their turkey conversation was about, was funny to watch and hear though. Looks like a hen and tom that you have.

Your 2do somewhat look like a pair you may be lucky. My Tom just gobbled this morn for the first time he did it twice I was so excited he is 13 weeks.

I think your guess is right, last pic tom on the right hen on the left.