Astralorp mix 12/13 weeks gender?

[Painted Calls]

Pullet

 

[ChickenMath10to17]

Update 3 weeks later
Jack's comb grew a lot more than previous. Now he/she is bigger than my rooster. I think the neck picture shows pointing neck hackles. At least when I compare Jack to "boring fluffy" in the background of the first 2 pictures.

So is she a she or is he a he?

@3KillerBs @Overo Mare

 

[Painted Calls]

Still looks like a pullet to me.

 

[ChickenMath10to17]

Still looks like a pullet to me.

Okay! Yay! One more pullet!
This is just a pullet with a face that looks like it will put up with no funny business

 

[Painted Calls]

Post updated pics in 2 weeks just in case. Black birds are hard to see saddles on.

 

[3KillerBs]

Update 3 weeks later

At 15/16 weeks I'd expect significant male saddle feathers on an Australorp cockerel. So pullet.

 

[ChickenMath10to17]

At 15/16 weeks I'd expect significant male saddle feathers on an Australorp cockerel. So pullet.

Are these saddle feathers @3KillerBs ? They seem to come to a point. I really think he is a cockerel. Our main rooster crowed, but he is just as bossy, just as big and scares me.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Are these saddle feathers @3KillerBs ? They seem to come to a point. I really think he is a cockerel. Our main rooster crowed, but he is just as bossy, just as big and scares me.

He is 100% a cockerel.

 

[ChickenMath10to17]

He is 100% a cockerel.

Good! I just need someone to confirm it so I can get rid of him with peace and not feel badly that I got rid of a pullet.
Thank you @Rhodebar Lover !

 

[3KillerBs]

Are these saddle feathers @3KillerBs ? They seem to come to a point. I really think he is a cockerel. Our main rooster crowed, but he is just as bossy, just as big and scares me.

Yes, those are male saddle feathers.