Orpington sex?

[Joken]

We had three of these black ones and one was crowing and is no longer with us. The first three pictures are one bird and the second three another. I can't tell them apart and neither has crowed that I'm aware of. Neither of these four-month-old birds carries themselves like a Rooster. We have a dominant Rooster and there is no conflict with the birds pictured here. The wind was blowing in the first three pictures so the tail feathers are fluffed up from the wind in at least one picture. We are new chicken owners and so far it's been a fun adventure. They are free to explore our property all day and having a great time. Thanks, Ken

 

[MarkJr]

Both look like pullets to me

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Both look like pullets to me

I see saddles.
Someone back me up.

 

[HappyClucker7]

I think I might see saddles too. On the first one they are pretty clear, so I'm going to say cockerel for that one. The second one I'm not sure. Can you post some more pictures of her/him?

 

[MarkJr]

I see on first maybe now. I’d think at 16 weeks it’d be fairly pronounced.

 

[black_cat]

I see saddles.
Someone back me up.

I see saddles on both. Both cockerels, I think.

 

[Sammy1122]

Both male

 

[Painted Calls]

The pictures aren't good enough quality for me to say 100%... But I think I agree with everyone that may see pointed saddles.

 

[Joken]

Here are some more pics of one of them. The bird is eating and its butt is up in the one pic.

 

[black_cat]

Here are some more pics of one of them. The bird is eating and its butt is up in the one pic.

Still a cockerel.