What Gender could these be? Part 2 (6 weeks old)

[shelabobby]

Hello! I am new to chickens and am in a constant battle of Rooster or Hen with my 6 little babies.
They are all 5-6 weeks old in the pictures.

We have 2 Buff Orpingtons and 2 Rhode Island Reds that were purchased as Pullets from Tractor Supply.
The other 2 were hatched for us and we were told they were Cinnamon Queen, Sapphire Gems, and Olive Egger mix.

In my previous thread it looks like we still have a Goldie and a Barta but Lady Kluck looks to be Lord Kluck

Here are the other 3 I did not get a good picture of before. I am sorry, the 2 friend hatched are more interested in my phone then the others so its really hard to get a good picture of them. They like to see themselves in the screen lol

RIR #2 (Unnamed, we are waiting to see what they are)

Babs
We were told they were Cinnamon Queen, Sapphire Gems, and Olive Egger mix.

Chanticleer
Originally thought to be a rooster We were told they were Cinnamon Queen, Sapphire Gems, and Olive Egger mix. They are the most attached and want to be on my shoulder or being held so I have the hardest time getting pictures of them. I am sorry they are not the best.

 

[JedJackson]

The RIR is definitely a male, and the other two are pullets.

 

[Pigeony]

The RIR is definitely a male, and the other two are pullets.

Agreed

 

[Yard Farmer]

RIR cockerel, other two are pullets.

 

[shelabobby]

@JedJackson @Pigeony
Thank you! Is the RIR identifier the Comb being so large for 6 weeks or are you looking at other areas?

 

[JedJackson]

@JedJackson @Pigeony
Thank you! Is the RIR identifier the Comb being so large for 6 weeks or are you looking at other areas?

Large, colorful comb and wattles are the main things at that age, but he also has big chunky legs, which is another sign although not as telling as the comb/wattles.