9-10 weeks old chick sexing help! BLRW, black australorp, olive Egger

[Megruss1104]

I’m having trouble sexing these 4 chicks. They are 9-10 weeks old.
1: Olive Egger
2: Black Austalorp I believe it has some white tips on the wing, no real comb but tiny pink wattles coming in.
3: BLRW
4: BLWR

 

[TheOddOneOut]

#3 is a likely male.

 

[WonkierZulu]

Look like they are all hens in my opinion.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Pictures are a little blurry (might be my phone), but my best guesses are:
1 and 3 boys, 2 and 4 girls.

Disagree, #1 is very feminine.

 

[MountainWoman73]

Pictures are a little blurry (might be my phone), but my best guesses are:
1 and 3 boys, 2 and 4 girls.

 

[Jane_B]

From what I understand, BLRW males only have lacing on their breasts—so if there are laced feathers coming in on the wings, particularly the shoulders, then it's leaning pullet. Curious as to what's making people predict #3 is a cockerel?

Mergruss1104, super if you could keep us posted as things develop. I've a (hopefully) pullet that's about 7 weeks, and am pondering the same.

 

[mamajos]

If pictures help you like they did me, here is a pic of my splash laced Wyandotte pullet at 8 weeks.

 

[Megruss1104]

Look like they are all hens in my opinion.

Oh I hope so! I’m still learning the color patterns of the BLRW hen vs. roo.

 

[Chookchicken]

I agree the only one that looks like a cockerel to me is 3#

 

[WonkierZulu]

That’s the one I’m most worried about being a roo, I did rehome one from the same hatch that was def a roo with bigger wattles and bright red comb aggressive roo behavior but this one I’m worried might just be a little later to develop

3 looks like a roo with the saddle feathers you will find out in a couple more weeks thats for sure