4wk Old Chicks, Gender?

[NC_Quail]

I have some 4 week old Buff Orpingtons and “Ameracaunas” (essentially Easter Eggers) from TSC. These are straight run so I’m looking to determine gender. I’ve heard somebody crowing but I’m not sure who it is. I also realized that I didn’t take close-up comb pictures of everybody so if I need to retake some pictures, please let me know! Thanks!

Spoiler: Buff Orp 1

Spoiler: Buff Orp 2

Spoiler: Buff Orp 3

 

[NC_Quail]

Ameracaunas

Spoiler: 1

Spoiler: 2

Spoiler: 3

 

[nuthatched]

All cockerels, so sorry

 

[Traffie Chickens]

The 1st Americauna I feel like could go either way, but all others are cockerels.. sorry

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Oh boy. I also see all cockerels except maybe the first Easter Egger. Did you pick the friendly chicks?

 

[NC_Quail]

All cockerels, so sorry

Darn! Well, that’s what I get for buying straight run from TSC. I’m going to wait a bit just to make sure they turn out to be boys, but I guess I have to get ready to sell them.

 

[NC_Quail]

Oh boy. I also see all cockerels except maybe the first Easter Egger. Did you pick the friendly chicks?

No, the lady working at TSC just grabbed random ones out of the bin. I guess I got unlucky, or with the chick shortage they are putting more Roos in the straight run because they know people will buy them anyway.

The first Easter Egger is the friendliest, if that makes any difference.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

The first Easter Egger is the friendliest, if that makes any difference.

In my experience, the friendliest ones are most likely the roos of the bunch. The girls seem to be much more shy, and the boys always seem to be very outgoing. But that’s not always the case.

 

[Mikski]

I think yours are all cockerels. Here’s a pic of my 7 week old buff Orpington for comparison and my 4 week old EE. Much smaller/paler comb/wattles.