2 Month Olds, no idea on half there breeds.

It looks like you have, besides the male BR, the red and white EE is a male, and I think the all white EE is probably one too. The ones with feathered legs I believe are Light and Gold Laced Brahmas. http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGA/Brahma/BRKBrahma.html

 

All of your EEs are looking Male: the red and grey one, the all-white one, and the mostly red one. Only one of your Barred Rocks looks male (the lightest one).

I would say that you definitely need to get at least 20 to 30 more guarenteed females. Otherwise your roos will start fighting and/or will injure your hens by over-mating them. Each young roo will comfortably handle a bevy of 10 females. They'll pirate girls from each other, but it'll be fine as long as you have enough of them to go around.

 

Besides the Barred Rock roo, I believe I see three other roos (all EEs). The black and white one with the reddish color all over it's wings and back is a roo and the all white EE is a roo I think. Also, there is an EE in there that I can't see clearly, but it looks like it has splashy color and is more red than brown...I think that one is a roo also. As for breeds, I see a lot of EEs, Barred Rocks, and at least one Golden Laced Wyandotte I think. I don't know what the black ones are though...I can't see them well enough to tell. Not sure on most of the black and white ones either since I can't tell what kind of combs they have. Although, I do think that you might have at least one Light Brahma in there (black and white with feathered legs). Hope that helps some.

ETA: I think I might see a Buff Brahma in there also.

ETA again: I think I see another EE roo in there...the grey and red one. Can't tell if any of the others are roos or not yet though besides the ones I already listed.

 

your buff and gold laced are cochins

 

I'd keep an eye on that buff bird with feathered feet, I know it's early but am I seeing saddle type feathers?

 

I see Brahmas(Light and Dark), Barred Rocks, EE's, and Cochins (Buff and Golden Laced) in there. The all black chicken is likely a male, but none of the pictures are clear enough to tell you what breed it is. From your chick pictures, all the white chicks with feather legs were your Brahmas. The buff is a cochin. And quite a few EE's in there. I see the black chicks in the box, but it's still not enough to tell you what the breed is.

The white EE with the brownish/reddish/gold streaks is a boy.

The Buff Cochin is likely a boy.

In the second pic, the light BR is a boy.

In the second pic, the darker red EE (the one with the black and gold hackles, and black lines down the back, with the head down in the kind of top middle of the pic) is likely a boy.

The lighter red EE with the blue tail is a pullet.

It's very hard to tell breeds and boy/girl in group pictures. It would be much easier if you singled out a few at a time and got better shots, but this is what I can tell from the pictures you posted. Hope it helps!

 

i see at least 4 roos if not more. its really hard to tell their but you have ee's, br, some brahamas (feathered legs), and cochins