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You are very welcome!

This one at this point appears to be a pullet, however, it could also be a black sex link cockerel who hasn't developed a lot of pink in the comb. The reason I say we cannot be sure is that most hatchery BR pullets have quite a bit of black wash down the leg fronts and this one doesn't have much...

Of course, not all roosters are human aggressive. Mine are bred from lines that are not and I keep ONLY easygoing large fowl roosters. I have to trust them or they cannot be here. Temperament is heritable. Keep the best, cull the rest and you won't have to watch your back. Who wants a 14 lb...

Hehehe, Bubba's just joshing you! It looks positively sweet and cuddly. I love BR roosters, like my Atlas here.

You're welcome. BRs don't get a comb like that at this young age unless it's a cockerel. The pullets' combs don't turn like that until somewhere around 12-14 weeks of age, or older even.

BOY, no doubt about it. It's rarely too soon with a hatchery Barred Rock, though sometimes, you're getting a black sex link male by mistake. He's one of the other, but definitely a HE. ETA: Meant to say "one OR the other", sorry.