What sex is these chickens

[Belleoui]

 

[familyfarm1]

The White one is a Rooster and the red one looks like a Hen.

 

[WildWestChick]

How old are they?

 

[Belleoui]

10 weeks

 

[WildWestChick]

My guess is red - pullet,
And the white one I think may be a pullet also. The comb and wattles on the white one are a little concerning, but they are still kinda small so only time will tell.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

At 10 weeks...

white rooster, no doubt, a pullet would have much smaller comb/wattles and no red...to see the difference look at the red bird...that is a pullet at 10 weeks of age.

Lady of McCamley

 

[Michael OShay]

The red one with the white feathers in the tail is a Red Sex Link pullet, and the one with the black flecks looks like an Austra White pullet. Both hybrids are laying machines and you should get loads of eggs from them. )

 

[Michael OShay]

The red one with the white feathers in the tail is a Red Sex Link pullet, and the one with the black flecks looks like an Austra White pullet. Both hybrids are laying machines and you should get loads of eggs from them. )

Correction. After enlarging the pic, I think the Austra White is probably a rooster. The Red Sex Link is definitely a pullet however. Male Red Sex Links are white with a few reddish feathers in the saddle area.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

The red one with the white feathers in the tail is a Red Sex Link pullet, and the one with the black flecks looks like an Austra White pullet. Both hybrids are laying machines and you should get loads of eggs from them. )

Query...I know Leghorns can mature faster as pullets...do Austra Whites mature that fast? The bird is only 10 weeks old and that is still a lot of comb and wattles at 10 weeks....even with faster maturing breeds. ?????

Lady of McCamley

EDITED TO ADD...ah, you answered my question...that IS a rooster at 10 weeks...which is what I thought too.

 

[XxMingirlxX]

My guess is red - pullet,
And the white one I think may be a pullet also. The comb and wattles on the white one are a little concerning, but they are still kinda small so only time will tell.

X2 But for more advice and techniques to spot roosters why not look at the is this a rooster thread and maybe post a few pics :
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/944086/the-big-fat-is-this-a-rooster-thread