Buff Orpington pullet or cockerel?

[Oldhallchicks]

Pretty sure this one of our buff Orpington chicks (called “Nugget”) is a cockerel...

the rest of our buff orpingtons look more like this...less obvious comb/wattles and less pronounced tail feathers. Does this look like a pullet?

 

[howdyitsmia]

Pretty sure this one of our buff Orpington chicks (called “Nugget”) is a cockerel...
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the rest of our buff orpingtons look more like this...less obvious comb/wattles and less pronounced tail feathers. Does this look like a pullet?

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How old are they?

 

[Painted Calls]

Age?

@OneHappyRooster

 

[Oldhallchicks]

How old are they?

Almost 6 weeks

 

[Oldhallchicks]

How old are they?

about 6 weeks

 

[JedJackson]

It still has fuzz on its head, so has to be pretty young. Red at the comb and where the wattles will be, at that early stage, means that there is a strong possibility it is a cockerel. I would post again in 2 or 3 weeks to be sure, though.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Boy.

 

[CheerioTheBuffRooster]

It could possible be a cockerel...though it is still early to tell. Can you check the saddle feathers (on the sides and back of the chicken right behind the wings and before the tail)? Longer pointer ones indicate that it's a cockerel. Also if s/he is rougher with the other chickens or picks on them, that's a way to know. Buff orpingtons have a reputation for being at the bottom of the pecking order, so if they are picking on the others that's a sign. I hope you find out soon! Good luck

 

[The Happster]

Yes, he's male.
Such a cutie.

And the last photo is indeed a pullet.

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

I belive its female, i'll dubble check if anything got by me, but mine looked pretty simular at 6 weeks, and she was jus an early bloomer. Could be a late bloomer cockerel though.