Buff orp gender help

[ChickenDude12345]

I have two buff Orphington chicks here. One is just about two weeks old and one is a tad younger. I know it may be a little young to tell but was just wondering if anybody could give me an idea on the gender. Both seem very Flight when I try to pick them up. Being raised by a broody hen with five others. Here are some pictures. Just ask if more pictures are needed. First four pictures are chick one and the next four are chick two

 

[InterestingChickens]

2 looks to be a cockerel. Still much too young to tell for sure so post updated pictures in another 5 weeks.

 

[ChickenDude12345]

2 looks to be a cockerel. Still much too young to tell for sure so post updated pictures in another 5 weeks.

2 looks to be a cockerel. Still much too young to tell for sure so post updated pictures in another 5 weeks.

Thanks will keep posted

 

[CatLoverLu]

Two weeks is a bit young, posting updated pictures in 5-6 weeks would be helpful.

 

[Paradisewife]

Orpingtons don't have feathered legs.

 

[ChickenDude12345]

Two weeks is a bit young, posting updated pictures in 5-6 weeks would be helpful.

OK thought so but thought I’d ask

 

[ChickenDude12345]

Orpingtons don't have feathered legs.

I did think that was weird but he told me they were buff orps. I’ve got eggs from him before and I’ve always got buff Orpingtons but

 

[nuthatched]

90% of chicks aren't feather sexable, it's a trait that's bred for.
Try again in 5 weeks. I agree, not pure Orpington or there's an breeding issue that causes this genetic glitch

 

[Painted Calls]

Orpingtons don't have feathered legs.

Or yellow skin and extra toes.

Post updated pics showing combs and wattles at 6 weeks.

 

[ChickenDude12345]

90% of chicks aren't feather sexable, it's a trait that's bred for.
Try again in 5 weeks. I agree, not pure Orpington or there's an breeding issue that causes this genetic glitch

Kinda curious what they could be mixed with then lol