8 weeks old black frizzle cochins- both roos?

[Osofluffy]

Hi everyone! Out of 9 assorted bantams, I have 3 confirmed roos (all crowing & red combs/wattles) & one is a black frizzle cochin. There is a 4th that might be a roo, which is the other black frizzle cochin.

One of the black frizzle cochins is crowing but I couldn't tell which one it was since it was dark & their tails are how I tell them a part. Both have red combs and wattles but the tails are different. I am not sure if it is due to the amount of frizzle or gender. They are in front in the pic below. One tail is fluffier on the left.

They are both to the left in the photo facing me. Their combs and wattles have developed the same. They chest bump each other frequently but one fights the other roos more.

A close up of one

I think both are roos. What do you think? Any chance one is a pullet

Thank you everyone!

 

[FuzzyCritters]

Yes, they are both roos.

 

[Osofluffy]

My other roos (for fun), a Polish & Mille Fleur

 

[Osofluffy]

Yes, they are both roos.

I thought so. Thank you!

 

[FuzzyCritters]

Are you able to keep them?

 

[Osofluffy]

No but my in laws live on a large farm in Wisconsin (only 40 min away) and will take care of them. They have a bantam only coop with room and want to try to get some chicks in the spring. They will stay with us for another month or so but we visit them frequently.

 

[Painted Calls]

Both are smooth (not frizzled) cockerels.

 

[sourland]

I sadly have to agree that both are cockerels.

 

[FuzzyCritters]

No but my in laws live on a large farm in Wisconsin (only 40 min away) and will take care of them. They have a bantam only coop with room and want to try to get some chicks in the spring. They will stay with us for another month or so but we visit them frequently.

Glad they can go to a good home and you can visit them!