Gender??

[Jlreay]

Ya, the brown is probably a roo and the buff orpington, I'm assuming is a hen! So glad you don't have two roo's!

Oh but I do! I already have an adult roo so I might have a tough decision to make! My adult is too small for my hens and is damaging their feathers, so I’m thinking he may be better off with a flock of smaller hens. I do love him though so I’m quite torn!

 

[Jlreay]

My guess is the dark one is likely a roo, and the golden one a pullet. Update us In another month!

I will for sure

 

[Wainbowmudd]

Comparing to my BO At that age I’m guessing both boys.

 

[The Happster]

Both cockerels.
The buff is a bit late maturing.
That's a cockerel BO face.

 

[Jlreay]

These two are a little over 7 weeks! I’m hoping for all pullets, but won’t be disappointed if ones a rooster!View attachment 2277019View attachment 2277020

Over a month later, I’m still undecided:

 

[paloozaparty]

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In this photo, the one whose butt feathers are closest to us--definitely pullet. I saw the other two's shanks in your other photos and those look cockerel to me...

 

[rascal66]

Pretty rooster.

Thank you! I was able to find a home for him.

 

[The Happster]

Both are still cockerels.

Girl BO get a distinctive pullet face by this age. That's a boy. His face is male.

He's quite late maturing.