Cockerel or Pullet

[gagirl02]

I am going to post pics of 4 Lavendar Orpingtons and 2 Lavender Ameraucanas. They are 11 and 10 weeks old, respectively. Two of them are larger than the other 4 and have combs and waddles. One of the ones with the combs and waddles is already trying to crow. I have looked at their feathers for hours trying to figure out if they are cockerels or pullets. They were sold to me as all pullets at the 1 & 2 week ages. Within a week I was calling the seller and telling her I thought I had some cockerels but she didn't think I had. I was explicit that I could not have any roosters, because I already had 2. So, I need to determine what these are and take back the soon to be roos. I hope you can help and I hope I took good enough pictures. They all look so much alike it's hard to tell them apart. Any help is appreciated.
Picture 1 - is one of the larger ones with comb and waddle
Picture 2 - barely has a comb starting with no waddles
Picture 3 - these 3 look so much alike I can't tell them apart. They barely, if at all, have a comb starting with no waddles. They, like the chick in picture 2 are much smaller.
Picture 4 - is the other large one with comb and waddle. It's always the first on the roost, and I THINK is my crower, but not fully sure.
If these aren't good enough I have another set of photos I can post. They are hard to get photos of since they are so busy.
Thank you

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

The one with the big red comb is your rooster. They are too young to have adult feathers yet.

 

[gagirl02]

That would be pic #4. Pic #1 has the same size comb and waddles, so that would be a boy, too? And the other 2 pics - were they too hard to tell?

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

pic #1 and pic #4 are of cockerel(s) (are they the same bird? or not?)

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

That would be pic #4. Pic #1 has the same size comb and waddles, so that would be a boy, too? And the other 2 pics - were they too hard to tell?

Yes your photos are a bit confusing, so if you want to try for a few better ones it would help. Otherwise those with red combs and wattles at that age are generally males.

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 oldhenlikesdogs

 

[gagirl02]

pic #1 and pic #4 are of cockerel(s) (are they the same bird? or not?)

Two different birds. They are my two larger birds, and the only ones with waddles and combs. I'm sorry the pictures are confusing. They won't stand still long enough for me to get that side shot with everything included.

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Two different birds. They are my two larger birds, and the only ones with waddles and combs. I'm sorry the pictures are confusing. They won't stand still long enough for me to get that side shot with everything included.

#1 and #4 are to males then

 

[cmom]

I agree, larger comb and wattles = male.