"Pullet" is actually a roo?

[godzillaandfriends]

Hello! A couple months ago, I got 4 chicks from TSC (Tractor Supply Co.) and 3 are growing up to be the cutest ever.
I have recently noticed "silky" feathers near my EE, Mascara's, tail, which tells me that they is more likely a cockerel. Is this really a roo?

 

[Yardmom]

A clearer picture of the back and tail are helpful in identifying gender.

 

[Battlepants]

When you say "a couple months", could we get that distilled down into actual weeks? There's a lot of development that happens at specific ages and this information might help.

If over 10 weeks, I would like to request a side picture of the bird showing the full bird if possible.

Otherwise I would like to request a clearer picture of the head showing the comb (and wattle, if present).

 

[godzillaandfriends]

8 weeks old, and that is the clearest picture I can get for about an hour.

 

[HappyClucker7]

8 weeks old, and that is the clearest picture I can get for about an hour.

Cockerel

 

[mydaisy]

It's true that a clearer picture of the full bird is ideal, but at 8 weeks the redness of the face and comb, the height of comb, and the splotches of black on the feathers of the chest and wings, it is looking like a cockerel to me.
Oh and the feet look bigger, but that might be the close-up of the photo.

 

[godzillaandfriends]

Here are some clearer pictures.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Pretty sure I see male saddle feathers coming in.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

Those are some big old man-shanks. I vote cockerel