Help with sexing my two olive egger chicks

[KTP]

Hi there,
I thought I would hatch out eggs from my Easter Egger hens who were with a Black Copper Marans in an attempt to get an Olive Egger.
One of the hens is a designer Easter Egger called a Favacouna by My Pet Chicken. Apparently it is an Easter Egger x Faverolles cross.
There are two chicks who I would love your thoughts on what sex you think they might be.
One is out of the Favacauna described above (almost positive, similar coloring)
Both are 4 weeks old today.
The first set of pics is of the chick out of the Favacauna hen, she is pictured too just for reference.
Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

They are a bit young yet, but I think the black is a rooster. Give them a few weeks.

 

[ShellyBlanco]

I think the black with white specks is a cockeral, the other looks like a pullet (a lot like her momma).

 

[KTP]

They are a bit young yet, but I think the black is a rooster. Give them a few weeks.

Thank you!
I need to learn patience, another month will make it much easier to identify.

 

[KTP]

I think the black with white specks is a cockeral, the other looks like a pullet (a lot like her momma).

Thank you!
Do you think the black one shows more cockerel feather colors? I am still trying to figure out how to tell.

 

[ShellyBlanco]

They are so genetically mixed that I am not going by color. It is almost colored like an Araucana and the comb is very prominent and showing color already for 4 weeks. How is it's attitude?
I found this link very interesting, you may like it.
https://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2013/12/ameraucana-vs-araucana-vs-easter-egger.html

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Thank you!
Do you think the black one shows more cockerel feather colors? I am still trying to figure out how to tell.

It's the pink comb at that age.

 

[KTP]

They are so genetically mixed that I am not going by color. It is almost colored like an Araucana and the comb is very prominent and showing color already for 4 weeks. How is it's attitude?
I found this link very interesting, you may like it.
https://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2013/12/ameraucana-vs-araucana-vs-easter-egger.html

He is not as assertive as my other very obvious Cockrells, but he is relatively friendly.
Thank you very much

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Too young