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Normally if they already have a comb and wattles this early it will end up being a Roo. If they start turning red or pink...definitely a Roo. Good luck and maybe I will be wrong.

Chicks are now about 6 weeks old. I know the one in pic 1 is a black barred rock but what about the other three. Also the smAller one was supposed to bea silver Wyandotte but it does not look like one to me....any clues? Thanks fora all comments.

Thanks junebuggna. Will post more in couple of weeks. One other question. I am about to get 2 more chicks, americanas or Easter Evers. They will be a couple days old, is there any way to identify pullers in those. Thanks again....

Thanks but which ones is the pullet?

They are 3 To 4 weeks old.

Better pictures not under red light. Picture 1 is supposed to be gold Wyandotte hen. Picture 2 red barred hen. Picture 3 supposed to be silver Wyandotte hen and picture 4 supposed to bea white hen that has a comb that will flop over . Maybe it can't be confirmed on the white one but what do...

The combs look kind of yellow to me but I will grab each of them out of the red light and post pics. Thank you.

Well I am sad if all are roosters. I will try and post better pictures.

Thanks. So you think even the white one is a rooster too? I was pretty sure about the Two with the combs both looking at me. What about the smaller on on the little roost in the second picture? Thanks again. :)

Please help. I purchased 4 baby chicken all supposed to be pullers but I am thing maybe 3 out if 4 may be Roos. They are supposed to be silver and gold wayandottes, a red barred and a white legged with flop comb. Please help me confirm if I am correct and have 3 Roos.