Conflicting feedback on Lavender Orpington genders

[CJS Flock]

Hi all! I’ve been told by a few people that these are both Roos. As they’ve gotten a few weeks older one has a more distinct meaning comb and wattles, while the other doesn’t. Any thoughts? I only have a straight on shot of the one with a large comb, but front and back of the other.
thanks for your insights!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Hi all! I’ve been told by a few people that these are both Roos. As they’ve gotten a few weeks older one has a more distinct meaning comb and wattles, while the other doesn’t. Any thoughts? I only have a straight on shot of the one with a large comb, but front and back of the other.
thanks for your insights!

Ages?

 

[black_cat]

I'd say that the one in the first pic is a roo, second pic is a pullet. Need ages though.

 

[The Happster]

Both are pullets in my eyes.

The second one is without a doubt.
Age of course would be helpful.

 

[thepick4uchicks]

I have Black lavender Orpingtons and mine are all pullets. I have three. I will attach their pics if I can. I’m not sure if I have some good close ups of their combs and waddles but they are currently 18! Weeks old and I know their sexes for sure. Hens. I believe yours are all hens as well. They are very slow to grow their combs and waddles. In these pic just blow them up or rather expand them and you can see them very well at different ages and up till now. I took the one of them at night on the roost last week. You will surely be able to make a good determination about your chicks I would bet.

 

[CJS Flock]

They’re about 10 weeks old. Thanks everyone!

 

[CJS Flock]

I'd say that the one in the first pic is a roo, second pic is a pullet. Need ages though.

They’re about 10 weeks old.

 

[black_cat]

They’re about 10 weeks old.

Guess doesn't change. First is definitely a roo.

 

[CJS Flock]

Guess doesn't change. First is definitely a roo.

Thank you! I was thinking the same. Hopeful they’re a pair.

 

[The Happster]

At ten weeks old, you do have a pair.