Ee pullet or cockerel?

[vintage]

I have two EEs, same age (8weeks). One is much smaller than my other 6 chicks. It's coloring is different than my other EE, but I gather that doesn't mean much. Second pic is of them together. The size difference makes me wonder if he/she is just a runt. It's hard to get a pic with them together and still, but the smaller EE's comb is more red and slightly larger, even though it's overall smaller.

 

[hysop]

The rounded tail feathers makes me think pullet.

 

[JedJackson]

The comb looks a little large, but it is pale and I see no wattle development. So it could be either-- I'm not sure at this point in its development. Where did the chicks come from? Backyard breeder, farm store or hatchery?

 

[vintage]

The comb looks a little large, but it is pale and I see no wattle development. So it could be either-- I'm not sure at this point in its development. Where did the chicks come from? Backyard breeder, farm store or hatchery?

Hoover's through Rural King.

 

[vintage]

Up close. Meet Chug Bugs (five year old picked the name lol). Chug Bugs has an entirely different body shape than the rest of my chicks. Very narrow and sleek. I don't know if that matters.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I think pullets

 

[neo71665]

I'm going pullets but young EE are known to be hard to sex visually.