Cockerel or pullet?

[Bbrothers]

We got these babies from Rural King on Christmas Eve and I’m not sure if it’s too early to tell or not but I wanted to know if anyone knew the gender yet.
Two of them were labeled as Americaunas (assuming Easter riggers?) and two were labeled as Lavender Orphington‘s. There is one in particular that I’m hoping it’s not a cockroach because it’s the sweetest thing and loves to cuddle and be petted.

Pic#1 my two Easter eggers
Pic #2 the black and white Easter egger. Suspecting a cockerel. Bc of size and behavior.
Pic #3&4 Lavender Orpington that I hope is not a boy
Pic #4 my other Orpington

 

[CluckNDoodle]

I’m hoping it’s not a cockroach

Well you can be sure it's not a "cockroach" I know it was a typo but I had to joke. lol

It's too early to sex them accurately at 4 weeks old, it would really be guessing at this stage but post some more pictures in a couple of weeks!

 

[aart]

Don't think 4 weeks is too early for many chicks,
that much red that early is surely tells the tale of a male,
but it may be more certain in a couple weeks when combs will get bigger and redder.

 

[Bbrothers]

Well you can be sure it's not a "cockroach" I know it was a typo but I had to joke. lol

It's too early to sex them accurately at 4 weeks old, it would really be guessing at this stage but post some more pictures in a couple of weeks!

too funny!

 

[Mr Beaks]

I feel pretty sure that the EE on the left in pic 1 is a cockerel. Not sure about the lavender Orpingtons since I've never raised those but their Combs are pretty red. You'll have a better idea in a few weeks. Good luck

 

[Bbrothers]

I feel pretty sure that the EE on the left in pic 1 is a cockerel. Not sure about the lavender Orpingtons since I've never raised those but their Combs are pretty red. You'll have a better idea in a few weeks. Good luck

I’m thinking so too but these are my first chickens so I’m wanting to learn. That one is definitely bossy and nosey so it will be fun to see in a few weeks. Thanks for the insight!

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I'm actually leaning towards pullet for your EE.

I do raise lav, black and sl orps and my gut says cockerels for your orps, but by 8 weeks you will have a better picture of what they are. Some orps girls can have larger combs early on. Post some more pics in 4 weeks!

 

[Bbrothers]

I'm actually leaning towards pullet for your EE.

I do raise lav, black and sl orps and my gut says cockerels for your orps, but by 8 weeks you will have a better picture of what they are. Some orps girls can have larger combs early on. Post some more pics in 4 weeks!

Will do! Thank you!

 

[Bbrothers]

here are some updated pictures of my grey ones. The first two are one chick and the second two are another.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed that your 'americana' are easter eggers. Typically if you buy from a feed store, they're going to be EE, no matter the labeling. And the green legs kinda gives it away.
That said, I suspect the first lavender is a cockerel, but he's being slow about it. It could still be a pullet... Give it some time.