11 week old silver laced Wyandotte and light Sussex - all cockerels?????

[The urban farmer]

Hello everyone, can you please help me out with the gender of these beautiful birds? Many thanks!!
Photo 1 and 2 the same Wyandotte
All other photos my two (cockerel?) light Sussex

 

[JedJackson]

The only pullet I see is in the background of the fourth picture. The rest are all cockerels, in my opinion.

 

[cherrynberry]

The only pullet I see is in the background of the fourth picture. The rest are all cockerels, in my opinion.

Agreed. The one in the background for the 1st also.

The two in question are indeed males.

 

[The urban farmer]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your thoughts! Those three will have to go for a long walk.

 

[3KillerBs]

How old are they?

The SLW has the female color pattern.

 

[The urban farmer]

11 weeks old.

 

[TheCluckyClucker2]

How old are they?

The SLW has the female color pattern.

Are there not saddle feathers on that bird? And hackles starting to grow in? @MysteryChicken

 

[3KillerBs]

11 weeks old.

That's a little too young to be sure with either the sex-specific feather patterns or the saddles. You should know for sure in a few more weeks.

 

[Lovely Lettie]

I wouldn't chop them straight away, In My opinion they look like hen's

 

[MysteryChicken]

Are there not saddle feathers on that bird? And hackles starting to grow in? @MysteryChicken

They're abit young to be saddling, even though I've had chicks saddle early. It depends on breed, mix, & how fast the birds mature.

A fast maturing pullet may look like a cockerel sometimes due the size, & color of her comb, & wattles(Had a few of these) only difference would be no pointy saddles on the pullet as she gets older.

I do agree that the two Sussex in the foreground are cockerels, the Sussex in the background is a Pullet, & the Wyandotte is most like a pullet.