hens or roosters?

[Chicken Girl1]

6 week Easter egger. Should be a hen but the feathering is throwing me off. Thoughts?

I'm thinking pullet for now though he/she is to young to say for sure.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Pretty sure this little one is a roo. Its a welsummer about 11 weeks old.

cockerel

 

[ragschickens]

New to chickens, can anyone tell yet if these 3 are chickens or roosters? Worried we have 3 roosters!

#1 (Yellow/orange)

#2 Black

#3 Orange

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[junebuggena]

New to chickens, can anyone tell yet if these 3 are chickens or roosters? Worried we have 3 roosters!

#1 (Yellow/orange)




#2 Black

No obvious cockerels yet.

 

[taram]

Blue laced red Wyandotte .... Roo or hen. Was told approx 5weeks. It does let smaller chicks 'nestle' underneath its wings and body. Not sure if that matters..

Thank you for opinions

 

[marktoo]

For your consideration, 9 week old Australorps, hatchery birds, sexed female. Early maturing pullet or cockerel? Thanks!

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[junebuggena]

For your consideration, 9 week old Australorps, hatchery birds, sexed female. Early maturing pullet or cockerel? Thanks!

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Cockerel.

 

[donrae]

For your consideration, 9 week old Australorps, hatchery birds, sexed female. Early maturing pullet or cockerel? Thanks!

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Only 9 weeks? Definite cockerel, sorry.

 

[marktoo]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Thanks!

 

[BonitaApplebum]

We have 5 "hens", all hatched in March or April. Of the two that were officially sexed before we got them, one is now clearly a rooster. Today when I got home I thought I heard him crowing. But it wasn't him, it was one of the non-sexed hens (saw and heard it

myself). This was a VERY good imitation of how the rooster crows. So now I'm confused. Or maybe just the hen is confused. I have no idea what the breed is, but I took some pictures for clarification. What say you, chicken experts?