Does my 2 month old lavender orpington look like a roo?

[Nananene]

Not an Orpington.

Okay well that was what it was sold to me as but my question is then what is it

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Okay well that was what it was sold to me as but my question is then what is it

I’m not sure; it has slight hackle leakage (gold coloring) and bright yellow legs (instead of whitish)
So maybe a mutt?

 

[Nananene]

I’m not sure; it has slight hackle leakage (gold coloring) and bright yellow legs (instead of whitish)
So maybe a mutt?

Could very well be! I don't know I just think she's pretty

 

[Csweaver]

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That looks like a hen to me.

 

[Bettyboop7499]

I have a 9 week old lavender oprington that I bought as a sexed female chick from a hatchery. Does she look like a roo? She's larger than my salmon faverolle and of course the two bantams, but I don't have another orpington to compare her to. She just seems big to me and I've wondered about her little wattles developing. Do you think she could be a rooster? In the second picture, she had just fluffed up her feathers, so she does look a little larger than she actually is in that picture.

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The wattles so early makes me think roo...but everyone is saying pullet so..I have about eight and I have one that has a redder comb and wattles and the others don’t so I’m thinking I have a roo which is great cause I absolutely love the color of this breed and would like to hatch my own. I’m the only one crossing finger for a rooster!