Cockerel or pullets?

[BeanNoot316]

I have two chickens that are a little over 9 weeks and am looking for opinions on whether they could be cockerels or pullets. Pretty sure the buff Orpington is a cockerel but not to sure about the Easter egger. He /she is huge with HUGE feet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[All4Eggz]

They are iffy... Both look like pullets at this point.
@Overo Mare

 

[BeanNoot316]

They are iffy... Both look like pullets at this point.
@Overo Mare

Thanks for the response. The other buff Orpingtons I have still all have very small yellow combs which is what’s making me second guess this one. You can kind of see two of the others in this photo for comparison.

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

I have two chickens that are a little over 9 weeks and am looking for opinions on whether they could be cockerels or pullets. Pretty sure the buff Orpington is a cockerel but not to sure about the Easter egger. He /she is huge with HUGE feet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Buff Orpington looks to be a cockerel, based on comb and wattle development at this age. I think the easter egger is a pullet

 

[CatLoverLu]

Buff Orpington looks to be a cockeral, but the EE is a pullet

 

[MysteryChicken]

Buff Orpington is a cockerel. The EE is a pullet.

 

[BeanNoot316]

Thanks for the responses. Glad to have at least one cockerel.

 

[Painted Calls]

Buff Orpington is a cockerel. The EE is a pullet.

Agreed.

 

[pekin queen]

orpington is a cockerel and EE is a pullet

 

[Jsnai]

9-10 week old orpingtons all hens? Maybe one of them is questionable?