Easter egger pullet not sexed right?

[Babymamallama]

Is my daughters Easter egger a roo?! We bought 2 along with a welsummer and a orpington(which I think is actually a barred rock due to its speckles) from our local feed store, all were said to be sexed females. But one Easter eggers comb is a lot bigger than all the others. Both Easter eggs are same size but the comb is different. Also the comb is very yellow still like the others but the lighting in the pic makes it look pink but it’s not.
First pic is both Easter eggers the one in question is the front. Second pic the chicken in question and third pic is my other Easter egger.

 

[SilverBirds]

Looks like you have a possible cock. How old?

 

[Babymamallama]

Looks like you have a possible cock. How old?

About 4-5 weeks

 

[Mr Beaks]

Yes, it's a cockerel.

 

[ShrekDawg]

100% a boy

 

[ShrekDawg]

The splotchy red feathers give it away too

 

[AussieSuze]

I’m still a beginner, but that looks like a boy to me. I agree with @TheDawg. In my experience, only EE boys have, what I call, ‘rooster red’ on their shoulders. EE girls tend to have a more even pattern, whereas your EE’s pattern is rather patchy.

 

[Meri Maura]

Is my daughters Easter egger a roo?! We bought 2 along with a welsummer and a orpington(which I think is actually a barred rock due to its speckles) from our local feed store, all were said to be sexed females. But one Easter eggers comb is a lot bigger than all the others. Both Easter eggs are same size but the comb is different. Also the comb is very yellow still like the others but the lighting in the pic makes it look pink but it’s not.
First pic is both Easter eggers the one in question is the front. Second pic the chicken in question and third pic is my other Easter egger.

Most definitely a roo. Sometimes EEs mature faster.

 

[Quarterhorses1]

definitely a rooster!!