4 light brahmas: 2 roos, 2 hens???

[WasabiChicki]

*I APOLOGIZE FOR THE BAD PICS: Spent over half an hour trying to get a decent shot w/ a camera phone

Here are 4 light brahmas @ 3 weeks old.. I think #s 1 & 2 are roos... would they be taking longer to feather out, & always be in the way lol?? I'd like to know what sex you think they are, and are there different feathering patterns between the two??

#1:




#2: (Sorry for the bad head shots!)




#3: (I think these last two are hens... very relaxed compared to the other two...??)




#4:

 

[citychickx6]

I think you may be right but it is still very early to really know.
Cute birds though.

 

[hdowden]

they look more like dark or laced brahma instead of light they have way to much black on them to be light

 

[questions543]

I think that 1 and 2 are females and 3 and 4 are male... Roos are quite often just as friendly or friendlier than females

 

[WasabiChicki]

Thanks!
I noticed from day one that #1 & #2 WERE ALWAYs on a perch or the first to the food... They are bigger also than the rest...
Maybe they aren't light brahmas??? I am excited to know! There is definitely a big difference in the color of the first two. And a big difference in the feathering patterns too: could they be two
different breeds? (Dark brahma/light??) or do male / female have different feathering timelines??