barred rock roo? 4 weeks old

[ChickenBoogins]

Hi everyone! I am a chicken newbie, with a mixed flock. I am starting to wonder if one of my 4 week old barred rock chicks is a boy. Can you please give me your opinion? This chick is much smaller than my other BR chick, and has somehwat whiter coloring. But the legs are still washed dark, albeit not quite as dark as the other one. (Who is definitely a hen in my opinion.) My phone isn't letting me directly upload pics but here is a link on photobucket. I appreciate your help! My husband keeps telling me to be more patient, but I want to know! Hehe
http://m1146.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/Lizzrd02/1333335983.jpg.html?o=0

 

[JerseyGiantfolk]

He does look a lot like Barred Rock.

 

[ChickenBoogins]

You mean you think it is a boy? Here is another pic. The one on the right I feel pretty certain is a hen. The chick on the left is the one in http://m1146.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/Lizzrd02/1333337829.jpg.html?o=0&newest=1 question.

 

[allmychickens]

From what i see still looks like gierl

 

[hdowden]

i cant really tell the pics are to small

 

[ChickenBoogins]

Thanks allmychickens! I appreciate the input! I will add more pics in a few weeks.

 

[BlazeJester]

I see a male barred rock and a female. The males WILL be lighter in color because they have two copies of the barring gene while the females only have one. It should be more obvious once they've feathered out more.

 

[4-H chicken mom]

They look like they have more black than white, they are females. More white than black means roo.

 

[8hens]

Does a more prominent comb by 4/5 weeks than its counterparts mean it's more likely to be a boy?