Help sexing buff Orpingtons

[Kiwichicky18]

So after 2 unsuccessful (and very sad) attempts at incubating eggs, I was kindly given two 2 day old buff Orpington chicks . Hand raised and both very friendly. When they were little they would snuggle on my shoulder underneath my hair and go to sleep! Now 7 weeks old. However I think one may be a rooster, and I am not able to keep him in the town where I live. He (she?) was slower to grow feathers especially on its back, and has a bigger and redder comb than the other one. It also has 2 very long wing feathers you can see well in one of the photos. Is this normal? Bosses the other one around too! Fortunately I do have a good home for him on a farm if he is a roo, just needing advice from those with more experience , thank you so much. Planning on getting 2 more pullets to replace him if so. Have included photo of the one I think is a girl for comparison

 

[DobieLover]

One cockerel, one pullet.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

Pic1,2 and 4 is a Cockerel

Pic 3 is looking like a pullet but too young to be certain.

 

[Kiwichicky18]

Thank you, confirmed what I’m thinking

 

[rosemarysugar]

Pic #3 is pullet, pic #4 is roo.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Pic 2 is a cockerel
Pic 3 is a pullet

 

[Momof3teens]

Buff and Lavender orpington cross hen or roo? 3 weeks old.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Buff and Lavender orpington cross hen or roo? 3 weeks old.

Too young. Post back at 7 weeks.

 

[drumstick diva]

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