How to determine if an Olive Egger is a rooster?

[LT]

I purchased two olive eggers from a local breeder in early August. They were about 8 weeks old. They are now about 16 weeks. This morning, I was awakened by crowing...hilarious and pitiful crowing. It turns out that Georgia is George. Now I am curious about the other OE. George has spectacular feathers that are iridescent green and gold against black. Honestly, I was not surprised when he crowed. The other OE, will call her Darla for now, is gray with very little variation in the feathers. What are the chances I ended up with two roos?

 

[donrae]

If you have pics, we could confirm Darla/Daryl's gender.

 

[LT]

Yes, I am working on it. They are deep in the woods right now. Stay tuned.

 

[LT]

I know these aren't ideal photos, but I hope they will help with identification. The top picture shows George in all his black, green and gold glory. "Darla" is behind him. The bottom picture is "Darla."

 

[LT]

Here is another one showing the top and neck.

 

[donrae]

I'm thinking cockerel based on the leggy appearance, shading of the color and the comb. A better pic could help confirm.

 

[LT]

I am afraid you are right. Those legs are looking longer and leaner by the minute.