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Just watch the eyes on them. Like I said, they will begin to get a yellow ring that gets larger and eventualy turns solid yellow. Again, the older they get, the easier. Aubrey

They are right, but I'd say the one to the far left is a cock the mid is a hen and I cant see the 3rd ones head so... Age is the best way though

watch the eye patch, a cocks will be larger and more noticable than an hens, but color is the only sure fire way to tell, on ruffed pheasants, golds and amherst, you can tell at just a few days by eye colors, the boys will be getting a gold ring around the iris on goldens, white on the amherst...