Lavender Orpington: Did I get a cockerel?

[PlotTwistPoultry]

I got my Lavender Orpington chicks on Feb 28th from my local family feed store. They're supposed to be sexed and all hens but I'm wondering if this one is actually a cockerel?

Between the attitude, with this one willing to post up* with the other 4 week old cockerels, the comb is much more developed than my other two lavenders (almost double the size). I did my best to capture photos, and if these aren't enough to tell, I'll try to get more later.

*Posting up: I do have an olive egger hen that will stand up against the three Western Rustic cockerels I have, so I know that isn't necessarily an indicator.

 

[fluffycrow]

Looks like a cockerel

 

[WingItRanch]

The comb is pretty large and pink for that age so I'd agree this little one looks like a cockerel. He's going to be handsome, I bet.

 

[PlotTwistPoultry]

@fluffycrow @WingItRanch

Good to know that at least two others agree with what my gut is telling me.

I'm actually hopeful that they're a roo, even if that means one less egg layer. I planned to keep a roo and this one is much more personable than the other roos I'm certain of.

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

I agree, looks like a cockerel

 

[ihopeyoureapullet]

Any updates? Mine is showing similar signs!

 

[PlotTwistPoultry]

Any updates? Mine is showing similar signs!

He's definitely a roo.