Buff Orpington - Roo or Pullet?

[The Angry Hen]

Sorry, these aren't great shots, so I'm not sure how helpful they are.
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Now that I take a look at how the tail is heading upwards and the comb is really large, I'd say cockerel. I'm not going to say sorry though- unless you aren't aloud to have roosters where you live, they are very helpful. When you want babies, a wake up alarm, or a protector of the flock. So; congratulations.

-The Angry Hen

 

[ChickNanny13]

I'm going to guess Cockerel....My BOs are 24wks, combs/wattles aren't that red. Post more pics in another 12wks.

 

[ChickieBokBok]

Now that I take a look at how the tail is heading upwards and the comb is really large, I'd say cockerel. I'm not going to say sorry though- unless you aren't aloud to have roosters where you live, they are very helpful. When you want babies, a wake up alarm, or a protector of the flock. So; congratulations.

-The Angry Hen

Unfortunately we live in the suburbs, with at least one neighbor who will object strongly to a rooster. Otherwise I would be happy to keep him!

 

[Fred10]

I agree with ChickNanny. Whenever I had them turn out roo's they had slightly darker red comb and waddle. I would compare them to each other and if they are the same pray that they are hens! If this one is darker then there is a very good chance it's a he.