Help sexing 9 week old chicks!

[Snoopy11]

Hello everyone,

I recently had a batch of 5 chicks that are 9 weeks old, and I would appreciate if any of you can help tell if any of these are roosters. I already have 1 adult roo... so I'm not in need of any more. I am hoping (praying) that all of mine are hens...

Regards,
Don

 

[Snoopy11]

Of course, you know the gender of the big guy in the last picture...

Don

 

[Snoopy11]

P.S.

The main 2 that I am needing a second opinion on are these 2:

The other three chicks, at least, to me, appear to be obviously female.

Hatching my own chicks has been quite an experience.

Don

 

[TRALALARA1]

To me, the barred rock looks pullet and I’m on the fence about the red chicken. Could go either way.

 

[Finnie]

P.S.

The main 2 that I am needing a second opinion on are these 2:

The other three chicks, at least, to me, appear to be obviously female.

Hatching my own chicks has been quite an experience.

Don

These two look like boys to me.

 

[Snoopy11]

These two look like boys to me.

Would you be interested in one of them if that is indeed the case? You... could have one of them for free............

OR... if you happen to know someone who does.......

Why do I feel like the answer to that is going to be "no"

Don

 

[Finnie]

Would you be interested in one of them if that is indeed the case? You... could have one of them for free............

OR... if you happen to know someone who does.......

Why do I feel like the answer to that is going to be "no"

Don

Actually, I have a customer who always tells me to let him know whenever I have roosters for sale. Are you in central Indiana? Maybe I could give you his number. (You can PM me if you want.)

He pays for them.

 

[Snoopy11]

I have a customer who always tells me to let him know whenever I have roosters for sale. Are you in central Indiana? Maybe I could give you his number. (You can PM me if you want.)

Absolutely. I am in Southern Indiana, around the Kentucky border (will reveal where exactly in PM)... but I do travel to Indy at times. Heck, I would make a trip to Indy just to avoid having to... well... resort to 'drastic measures' myself...

Don

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

The Red one with a big comb and the Barred one both are cockerels.

 

[FMP poultry]

Have you tried looking at the flight feathers on the wings? My rule for ambiguous birds is if they are a smooth arc it’s a hen, and if the feathers are longer on the second half furthest away from the body it’s a rooster. It not 100% but I’ve had good luck sexing them that way