Is this a cockerel?

[Burm]

I need to know if this Buff Orpington is male or female. I only have the two that are 8 weeks old. The rest of my chickens are from last year. I can trade for a pullet if it’s a cockerel and the sooner the better so the other one isn’t alone. He/she has gotten a little aggressive and his appearance is different from the one I think is a pullet. One photo is the two about a week ago. The other photos are from today. I appreciate your input. Thanks

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Recent Photos of it standing naturally?

 

[cherrynberry]

I need to know if this Buff Orpington is male or female. I only have the two that are 8 weeks old. The rest of my chickens are from last year. I can trade for a pullet if it’s a cockerel and the sooner the better so the other one isn’t alone. He/she has gotten a little aggressive and his appearance is different from the one I think is a pullet. One photo is the two about a week ago. The other photos are from today. I appreciate your input. Thanks

Looks like a cockerel. Better pictures may make me more or less sure, but hearing his personality and seeing his comb and wattle growth, I am strongly thinking cockerel.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

I need to know if this Buff Orpington is male or female. I only have the two that are 8 weeks old. The rest of my chickens are from last year. I can trade for a pullet if it’s a cockerel and the sooner the better so the other one isn’t alone. He/she has gotten a little aggressive and his appearance is different from the one I think is a pullet. One photo is the two about a week ago. The other photos are from today. I appreciate your input. Thanks

To me it looks like a cockerel.

 

[Burm]

Thanks for your help. Here are a couple more photos from a week ago. I can try to get more today if needed but he seldom stands still. He has pecked me if my hand is near him and did a little dance when I was scooping up poop near him.

 

[Silviaschicks]

Roo

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Thanks for your help. Here are a couple more photos from a week ago. I can try to get more today if needed but he seldom stands still. He has pecked me if my hand is near him and did a little dance when I was scooping up poop near him.

If he did a dance then he is a cockerel.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

If he did a dance then he is a cockerel.

The dance simply is an act of dominance and doesn't indicate sex. I have had hens also do this dance. This bird however does look to be a cockerel

 

[Little Baby Bean]

The dance simply is an act of dominance and doesn't indicate sex. I have had hens also do this dance. This bird however does look to be a cockerel

Ok sorry! I have not had hens/pullets do the dance before and I though it was just a rooster thing.