EE pullet or roo - 5-6 weeks old

[Eeubank928]

I have my second round of chicks, and I’m suspecting that one of my EEs is a roo. They were all apparently sexed. But so was the last bunch, and one of my Orloffs ended up being a roo and I was able to figure it out relatively quickly.

Anyways! I have 1 buff Orpington and 2 EEs (one white and grey, and one black and white). I suspect the g/w EE is a roo. It acts a little more aggressively to the other chicks, but idk if that’s because it’s just trying to become top lady…. Legs are the same thickness on both EEs, and both are the same size. They’re between 5-6 weeks old. Any help would be appreciated. I also know it’s more than likely too early to make a definitive answer. But I’m not allowed roosters in my area, and what to make sure I have a course of action ready if I need to rehome it.

Photos of the g/w in question

And here are the other two just because

 

[JedJackson]

The comb looks fine for a pullet so far, but the splotchy coloring is an indication that it could well be a cockerel. But I think you should wait a couple of weeks before deciding as it would be a shame to accidentally give away a pullet.

 

[Eeubank928]

The comb looks fine for a pullet so far, but the splotchy coloring is an indication that it could well be a cockerel. But I think you should wait a couple of weeks before deciding as it would be a shame to accidentally give away a pullet.

I was thinking that too. But I have an adult hen EE that is also g/w and she started out the same way, blotchy.

 

[The Five O]

Looks very similar to one of mine right now …