3 month old buff Orpington a male or female?

[ll406]

So I am new to raising chickens and bought 4 chicks that are supposed to be pullets from a local store. got 1 rhode island red, 1 barred rock, 1 buff orpington, and 1 black jersey giant. The buff orpington quickly started to show dominance and enforce that dominance ever since they were at least a week old. The first day it was even so sweet as to protect the rhode island red whom was lethargic from the other 2 chicks. As the buff started to grow up, it was outgrowing even the jersey giant and asserting its dominance. Something that always caught my eye were how huge its legs and feet were in comparison to the others even as a young chick. Today I managed to catch a glance at how large and red the comb and waddle are, as well as the curved tail feathers.

 

[cherrynberry]

So I am new to raising chickens and bought 4 chicks that are supposed to be pullets from a local store. got 1 rhode island red, 1 barred rock, 1 buff orpington, and 1 black jersey giant. The buff orpington quickly started to show dominance and enforce that dominance ever since they were at least a week old. The first day it was even so sweet as to protect the rhode island red whom was lethargic from the other 2 chicks. As the buff started to grow up, it was outgrowing even the jersey giant and asserting its dominance. Something that always caught my eye were how huge its legs and feet were in comparison to the others even as a young chick. Today I managed to catch a glance at how large and red the comb and waddle are, as well as the curved tail feathers.

Picture?

 

[TheDuckGuy]

So I am new to raising chickens and bought 4 chicks that are supposed to be pullets from a local store. got 1 rhode island red, 1 barred rock, 1 buff orpington, and 1 black jersey giant. The buff orpington quickly started to show dominance and enforce that dominance ever since they were at least a week old. The first day it was even so sweet as to protect the rhode island red whom was lethargic from the other 2 chicks. As the buff started to grow up, it was outgrowing even the jersey giant and asserting its dominance. Something that always caught my eye were how huge its legs and feet were in comparison to the others even as a young chick. Today I managed to catch a glance at how large and red the comb and waddle are, as well as the curved tail feathers.

Pics

 

[nuthatched]

Is it growing long, pointy feathers on its neck and by the tail?

 

[ll406]

Sorry, this double posted i think when a picture failed to upload. If a Moderator would like to remove this I wouldn't mind. that said, the picture is here

 

[Kevin_87]

Looks just like mine and She is a Hen.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

It looks like a roo. My buff laced polish/buff orp cross roo looked just like that when he was a cockerel.

 

[Painted Calls]

Cockerel.

 

[FeatherTay]

Looks like a slower maturing cockerel, but cockerel nevertheless

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Looks like a cockerel!