4 barnyard mixes, 5 weeks old!

[Paradisefarmshomestead]

Hey guys so I have 4 barnyard mix chicks. No idea what type of chicken they are. That is not really my concern. I just want to know if they will be laying some eggs for me! So let me know if you think they are hens or roosters.
This first hatched baby, who is the only all white, I suspect to be a rooster.

 

[Cyprus]

The second and fourth appear to be females. Maybe the 3rd. The first is certainly a male.

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

First one is a cockerel for sure!

 

[Chickenclaw]

Agree with above comments.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

The first pic is a cockerel. The second pic may be a cockerel as well. The third and fourth pics are pullets.

 

[Paradisefarmshomestead]

The second and fourth appear to be females. Maybe the 3rd. The first is certainly a male.

Can i ask what traits you are looking at! I agree with #1 being a cockerel, but the grey one, brown one and small one (2,3,4 respectively) i believe to be hens. Based off the fact their comb is not large and they don’t have the cheek hanging things. The 4th one i am not 100% sure though.

 

[Paradisefarmshomestead]

The first pic is a cockerel. The second pic may be a cockerel as well. The third and fourth pics are pullets.

What makes you think the 4th is a pullet. That’s the one I’m least sure about. I believe the grey one is a pullet.

 

[Paradisefarmshomestead]

First one is a cockerel for sure!

Agreed!

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

What makes you think the 4th is a pullet. That’s the one I’m least sure about. I believe the grey one is a pullet.

Small pale comb and skinny legs.

 

[Cyprus]

Can i ask what traits you are looking at! I agree with #1 being a cockerel, but the grey one, brown one and small one (2,3,4 respectively) i believe to be hens. Based off the fact their comb is not large and they don’t have the cheek hanging things. The 4th one i am not 100% sure though.

The comb, wattles (under their chin) and leg width. Females are only hens if one year or older your girls would be called Pullets.
#3 has more comb, so could be a male.
8 weeks is best for visual sexing.