Orpington pros opinions please

[Nugget]

Hi people, my orpingtons are 4 months old now. They are the same age, but are beginning to look pretty different. One has markedly redder and bigger comb and wattles than the others, but no male feathering. I wish I could have gotten a photo of all of them together, it's harder to compare them in these pictures. Do you think this could be a tomboy, or might I have a roo on my hands? When you look at the 3 of them together, each is quite different than the other. One has small pale pink features, one has mid-range redder and bigger features and the other has much redder and bigger parts. Maybe they're just reaching womanhood at different rates? Hope so anyway

Chicken in question:

Her/his sisters:

 

[Psittizen Shikkin]

Though I'm no expert, I have raised BO's and the rear of the hen in question is definitely female. She does have a "tomboyish" head and neck but definitely built like a hen. lol.

 

[lurky]

I see girls

 

[keljonma]

Look like hens to me too.

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

Humm that's a hard one. The first one sure looks like a boy but your right...body looks like a hen to me. Hope someone else can help you. Think you have girls tho

 

[Nugget]

Glad to hear there's still hope that they're all girls

After what we went through to rehome our roosters I don't think I have the energy to deal with any "Puff Orfinton" roos haha

 

[SterlingAcres]

I'm not a pro. They look like hens to me.

 

[Hen Daddy]

I dont see any pointy saddle feathers. Our Buff Orp looks like that too. I agree on hens.

 

[silkieluvr]

Hen, and I'm guessing she'll be the first to lay

 

[redoak]

Looks like a hen to this weekend warrior chicken farmer.