Hen or Rooster? 2 and a half week chick

[PlymouthRocky504]

Got my BO chick who’s 2 weeks old now and just wanting to know if it looks more like a hen or cock as hoping it’s a hen as already got one rooster!

Noticed it’s wing feathers are growing quite pointy and tail features quite long for its age which might be a good sign to a more likely hen?

 

[InterestingChickens]

Got my BO chick who’s 2 weeks old now and just wanting to know if it looks more like a hen or cock as hoping it’s a hen as already got one rooster!

Noticed it’s wing feathers are growing quite pointy and tail features quite long for its age which might be a good sign to a more likely hen?

Too young, post again at 5 to 6 weeks. Feather growth is not apparent at this age, unless it it wing sex-able which has to be done within 24 hours of hatching.

 

[Ryguy3684]

We've hatched out dozens of BO's. They are fairly easy to sex by 6 weeks. The earliest I've been able to tell was my little cockeral who crowed at 4 weeks. With the BO, the cockerals comb size and color are the easiest indicators. Are you sure that's a Buff Orpington, though? Mine are all very yellow. Your pictures look much more white, although it could be a little different from hatcheries.

 

[Folly's place]

I agree with @Ryguy3684 , the feather color isn't buff. What other breed chicks were available where this one is from? And feather sexing only works if the chicks were specifically bred to show that trait.
More photos in two or three weeks!
Mary

 

[InterestingChickens]

Got my BO chick who’s 2 weeks old now and just wanting to know if it looks more like a hen or cock as hoping it’s a hen as already got one rooster!

Noticed it’s wing feathers are growing quite pointy and tail features quite long for its age which might be a good sign to a more likely hen?

Looks like a possible Leghorn.

 

[PlymouthRocky504]

Looks like a possible Leghorn.

No it’s mum was half bo and hybrid Warren I think and the cockerel was that plus Plymouth Rock and he’s white