White Plymouth Rock Roo?

[AggieKat]

I hatched eggs in my classroom this year and ordered the breeds I’d like to keep. I only had one White Plymouth Rock egg and it hatched! But I’m pretty sure it’s a rooster. He is 3 weeks old and already has a big comb that is turning and waddles coming in. First time chicken owner here, so I know you generally have to wait and see but what do y’all think? Pretty sure one of my Australorps is a roo too because of the comb size but I’ve read they are hard to tell apart until 3-4 months?
I’m sad because we can’t keep roosters in the city. Hoping to find land soon so I can keep them. Thanks y’all!

White Rock Roo

Australorp Roo 1
Australorp Roo 2

 

[nuthatched]

You can tell gender as early as 4 weeks on some chickens, I'd say the rock is definitely a cockerel and I'm leaning towards the same on the Australorp.

 

[Painted Calls]

The White Rock is a cockerel. It is still very early for the Australorps. The first one looks a bit suspicious. Post updated pics when they are 6 weeks old.

 

[AggieKat]

You can tell gender as early as 4 weeks on some chickens, I'd say the rock is definitely a cockerel and I'm leaning towards the same on the Australorp.

Me too. The White Rock is sassy but the Australorp is my fav. He is so so sweet and likes to get pets from me.