Gender of splash Orpington

[Shely514]

Hello!
We recently purchased two splash Orpington (so we were told). They felt both were pullet but someone recently told me they feel the smaller one is a roo due to smaller wing size and slow to grow tail feather. I just felt they were not the same age. We were told these are four weeks old but they really seem slow to feather compared to our other chicks. One always stands tall and has larger legs and the other is usually sitting in a lower position. I can try to get closer pics today to post. Thanks for any ideas!

Any ideas of gender?

 

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

Too young to say accurately but that feathering reminds me a lot of how my Orpington cockerels feathered.

 

[Shely514]

Too young to say accurately but that feathering reminds me a lot of how my Orpington cockerels feathered.

Thanks. I just don’t feel they are really four weeks, comparing them to our 5-6week olds, (not Orpington) but maybe I’m wrong.

 

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

Thanks. I just don’t feel they are really four weeks, comparing them to our 5-6week olds, (not Orpington) but maybe I’m wrong.

My Orp and Brahma cockerels took forever to fully feather!! Not sure why maybe because they’re a slow developing breed.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Too young to sex for sure and are not splash. They look chocolate but it could be the lighting and they actually just be black.