Breed? And is it a Hen or Rooster?

[FluffyButtHut]

Hello.
We adopted 4 chicks from an incubator project at my sons school back in the beginning of May. The eggs were donated without any idea of breed and we adopted 4 one week old unsexed chicks.
At about 8 weeks old now we are almost positive 3 are Pullets but we aren’t sure if the last one is a dominant hen or a cockerel.
Any help would be appreciated as he/she is starting to attempt to crow and we live in town so we will need to rehome if it ends up being a Roo!
Thank you!
P.S. The chick in question is the darker one in all photos.

 

[Gray Farms]

Crossbred cockerel

 

[JedJackson]

Yep, agree with Gray Farms. He is a cockerel.

 

[chickenE]

Thinking boy too.

 

[Alexandra33]

Mixed breed cockerel. His cheeks are to die for!

~Alex

 

[FluffyButtHut]

Thanks everyone. We are going to start looking for a new home. He is absolutely gorgeous and we are bummed he’s probably a rooster. Thanks for the help.

 

[Nats Chickens]

Rooster. Looks like an araucana cross to me. All of them do.

 

[CannedMonster]

If it’s crowing why did you doubt it’s a cockerel?

 

[FluffyButtHut]

It’s not a real crow yet. And I’ve been told by multiple people that raise chickens that dominant hens will try to crow at first too.

 

[CannedMonster]

It’s not a real crow yet. And I’ve been told by multiple people that raise chickens that dominant hens will try to crow at first too.

I’ve heard a hen do it but she was like, 3 years old.