8 weeks hens or roos

[Jslig352]

So it's been a couple of weeks since I last posted wondering if my girls are all actually girls. I know they are still a bit young but I wanted to see what everyone thinks now . I'm very sus about #2,4,6 about being a roo. What y'all think.

 

[Tookie]

#3 looks like the only cockerel to me. Could you get comb pics of #6?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All beautiful pullets!

 

[MysteryChicken]

#3. Looks like a cockerel. Getting the red shoulder patch.

 

[JedJackson]

The only one that's a little suspicious is #3. The rest are for sure pullets.

 

[Jslig352]

#3 looks like the only cockerel to me. Could you get comb pics of #6?

Here you are. I believe #6 is an ee and #2.

 

[Jslig352]

#3. Looks like a cockerel. Getting the red shoulder patch.

#3 is the white one and I'm thinking it's a Cornish cross maybe. But #2 does have some red on the shoulders.

 

[FunClucks]

Here you are. I believe #6 is an ee and #2.

Totally pullet! How cute!!!

 

[FunClucks]

#3 is the white one and I'm thinking it's a Cornish cross maybe. But #2 does have some red on the shoulders.

#3 has typical male red on wing bows, and some other signs (pinkish largish comb, etc). Not a cornish cross. Maybe red sex-link rooster? Not sure on what it is, but it isn't Cornish X.
#2 is partridge type, her coloring is typical for a hen and her comb is too small and pale to be a rooster. Also her hackle and saddle feathers are hennish in shape. Partridge type roosters have different feather shapes and colors that I don't see here.

 

[JedJackson]

#3 is the white one and I'm thinking it's a Cornish cross maybe. But #2 does have some red on the shoulders.

Cornish cross are pure white, and would have a much wider breast. It may be an Amberlink or red sex link cockerel.

#2 has a female color pattern.