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Tails are meaningless until the adult plumage comes in after the final juvenile molt. :)

Female. My boys had more comb than that at 4 weeks. :)

My different girls have different beaks to go with their different feather colors. I'm not a show breeder so I'm not working on standardizing fine details. :) Most of my boys are going to end up in the freezer. I'm working on creating "Camp Cockerel" for them to live in while they grow large...

IIRC, this boy was just over 4 weeks: And this one was even more decisively male: And one of their sisters:

Looks female to me. My boys have had a lot more comb than that at that age. I don't have access to my photos right now because I'm at work on the Chromebook.

I'm very pleased with the quality of my Welp birds and found their pricing reasonable. However they have a 25 chick minimum and you have to order multiples of 5 per breed so it's a little rigid for a lot of backyarders. :) I was able to sell off my extras as POL pullets, but not everyone wants...

My Blue Australorp boys can be readily ID'd at 3 weeks but they're from Welp, not Hoover's so different lines may be different in speed of maturity. Best to give them a few more weeks. :)