Sexing help!?!

[Fourboysandchicks]

The lavender orpingtons are 11 weeks. I know one is a pullet, the other I’m unsure. (Pullet on the ramp) is the other a cockerel? It had a larger comb, but isn’t reddening.
The other 2 are 9 week EE, I am not sure about grey one, it doesn’t have a large comb, but it’s reddening, and the gold I believe is a cockerel. Any insights?

 

[Poultrybonkers]

They all look like cockerels

 

[cherrynberry]

The lavender orpingtons are 11 weeks. I know one is a pullet, the other I’m unsure. (Pullet on the ramp) is the other a cockerel? It had a larger comb, but isn’t reddening.
The other 2 are 9 week EE, I am not sure about grey one, it doesn’t have a large comb, but it’s reddening, and the gold I believe is a cockerel. Any insights?

Both the EE and the gold bird are cockerels. One of the lavender Orps is a cockerel as well.

 

[Sussex19]

All cockerels, except one of the lavender Orpingtons.

 

[All4Eggz]

Photos 1,2,3, and 6 are cockerels.
Photo 6 is one cockerel and 1 pullet.

 

[Fourboysandchicks]

Photos 1,2,3, and 6 are cockerels.
Photo 6 is one cockerel and 1 pullet.

Thank you! Do you mean photo 4 or 5 is the cockerel? What is odd is the one that had the smaller comb is bigger than the one with the larger comb. (Lavender orpingtons)

 

[Cali-chick]

How did this turn out? I’m new to this site and am learning by older posts.