Can anyone tell yet if these are hens or roos? I think these are a little more clear than the others I posted before. Do I need to wait more for the crest on the Polish?
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What gender? Polish and Frizzle Cochin.
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It depends on what you want. If you want crowing, slight aggressiveness and a chicken to watch over your flock a rooster is right for you. If you want lots of eggs and a gentle nature, or possibly a broody mother get hens and no roosters at all. Also roosters tend to fight smaller chickens.
The only cockerel I see is the first frizzle Cochin.
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That's the one I was thinking since-his comb has already started-the best I can tell with the feathers on the wings too -is they look pretty even 
If you can keep a rooster I would definitely keep him, Cochins are very docile (and adorable!).That's the one I was thinking since-his comb has already started-the best I can tell with the feathers on the wings too -is they look pretty even
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If he is too loud, I can't. They are allowed in the county. but I have 1 neighbor who might mind . I don't want to cause any ill feelings. I prefer to live peaceably with people too! I would love to keep a roo though. I think they help keep the hens in line sometimes!
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