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The cuckoo was the only female. We rehomed the other two.

Yes the frizzle was a boy. Started crowing early on.

No only the cuckoo was a girl. The two early wattle developments were both boys.

Updated Photos. So they are 10 weeks old in these pics. I am pretty confident the cuckoo is a girl but still not 100% on the other two since I was told that getting wattles early doesn't necessarily mean they are cockerels ;). See album with different shots of all three. What do you think now...

The blue is also starting to get horns. Would 8 weeks be too young for a pullet to have them or it is the same with wattles as horns. I am so confused. The cuckoo I am pretty certain is a pullet. The frizzle starting to get small wattles also.. It's a much bigger and stockier bird than other...

The first is a frizzle. It doesn't have wattles yet. Funny because the breeder tells me that the 3rd (blue) is a boy because of wattles and that the frizzle and cuckoo are girls! So confusing. lol I won't be rehoming them anytime soon.

Here are some recent pics. They are so hard to get good photos of. Only the blue has wattles.

Thanks so much for the info. It's so confusing I have pekin chicks & barred plymoth rocks and they all develop so differently. I will have to learn to be more patient ;)

OK thankyou for the quick reply. So even if they get wattles early it could mean that they are a pullet? That makes it even more tricker ;) I've seen photos of 4 week olds with red wattles so I was secretly hoping that might mean mine are still all pullets still!. I will take photos in a week...

What age do polish cockerels usually have their wattles start to show? I know I should be more patient and not 'count my chickens' yet but I have 3 x 5 week olds and they still don't have wattles yet. I am hoping they are all pullets. Can cockerels develop wattles at a later age or should they...