Need help determining the sex of my Buff Orpingtons

[Lorsarn]

Ok, in this picture is my flock, I have one Blue laced gold wyandotte, two Salmon Flavorolles (a roo and a hen), and two Buff Orpingtons. I have circled the bird in question in red and the ones in blue are my other roos. I need to know for sure if the one in red is a roo. The reason for me asking is because the bird in question has sparred with the Salmon Flarvorelle (Black) roo since they were wee chicks but is not crowing. However, the other buff roo is crowing and also sparring at times with the black roo. Thanks for all your future comments.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Age? Looks like a cockerel, but I need to know how old it is. Better/closer up pictures would also help immensely.

 

[cherrynberry]

Yup, cockerel

 

[Lorsarn]

Age? Looks like a cockerel, but I need to know how old it is. Better/closer up pictures would also help immensely.

Thanks, they are all around 11 weeks old. Here is a closer pic of both of them.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Thanks, they are all around 11 weeks old. Here is a closer pic of both of them.

Oh, yes, he is a cockerel. Both of them are. They are pretty boys though.

 

[Lorsarn]

Oh, yes, he is a cockerel. Both of them are. They are pretty boys though.

I thought so, just needed confirmation. Wow to think I go 5 chicks at 90% sexing accuracy.. lol. yeah right. Now to find them homes...

 

[cherrynberry]

I thought so, just needed confirmation. Wow to think I go 5 chicks at 90% sexing accuracy.. lol. yeah right. Now to find them homes...

Its 90% for EACH. So technically, ALL can be males. I had pretty good luck with sexed pullets though.

 

[ColtHandorf]

They are both cockerels.