14 week Easter egger - hen or roo?

[Shortluck]

Help! This is only my second round of chicks, and my first round of Easter eggers. I bought 3 chicks from the local feed store. Sold as Easter egger pullets. But I think one (currently named Miss Cleo) might actually be a mister? Baby photo for reference and then group photos to see development compared to the other two. The comb/waddle is much more developed/deep red. Tail feathers seem a bit more pointed but my mature blue star hen has similar. We have seen her/him attempt to mount our most docile mature hen, but I’ve read that some hens will do that if there are no other roosters? No crowing. Anyway, I have a new home to give away if she is a he, but really want to keep if it’s a her. TIA!

 

[paradisepentacoop]

I'd lean roo, though at that age if it were a rooster I would expect crowing.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

That's definitely a cockerel. You can see the red shoulder feathers coming in that indicate male, and he's got a bright red comb as well.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

100% cockerel, no doubt about it.

 

[Shortluck]

Thanks y’all! I knew he was too pretty to be a hen lol. That’s what I get for naming him “Miss”

 

[Logar]

That’s what I get for naming him “Miss”

Same thing happened to me. One of my chicks was named Princess and you guessed it, she is actually a he. But he is a Brahma so I can’t say I am not looking forward to having a 12 pound giant rooster with the most dainty name imaginable

 

[m2wandc]

Odd it’s not crowing by now.

A nice quiet roo is the best kind of roo to have