Cockerel or hen?

[Michelle. LeVrier]

I have this young buff orpington that was believed to be a hen because of its smaller size. We have another buff orpington that is the same age and is obviously a cockerel because of its size and so on, but I don't know about honey because honey just mated with another hen but I haven't seen ivan do it. I have read that hens could, but I don't know, here are some pictures of honey.

 

[Poultrybreeder]

Cockeral. Have a great day and God Bless!

 

[JedJackson]

I have this young buff orpington that was believed to be a hen because of its smaller size. We have another buff orpington that is the same age and is obviously a cockerel because of its size and so on, but I don't know about honey because honey just mated with another hen but I haven't seen ivan do it. I have read that hens could, but I don't know, here are some pictures of honey.

Yep, it's a boy.

 

[SonoranChick]

That is a boy. May have to change "Honey" to "Hammy"

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Cockerel for sure.

 

[dunnmom]

Whoa! Get a load of those saddle feathers. Orps can sometimes be hard to tell until maturity, but this one's very obviously male. And handsome!

 

[Michelle. LeVrier]

Look at the size difference, and ivan's feet are bigger.

 

[RiverStorm]

I have this young buff orpington that was believed to be a hen because of its smaller size. We have another buff orpington that is the same age and is obviously a cockerel because of its size and so on, but I don't know about honey because honey just mated with another hen but I haven't seen ivan do it. I have read that hens could, but I don't know, here are some pictures of honey.

Diffidently a cockeral

Look at the size difference, and ivan's feet are bigger.

In the first pic of the two, the front one is a cockeral, can`t tell what the back one is. In the second pic I can`t tell.

 

[tuesdaylove]

He's a boy!

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Look at the size difference, and ivan's feet are bigger.

First you posted is definitely a cockerel. Two boys.