All roos I'm afraid.....

[Alexandra33]

Behavior isn't a good indicator of gender. So far, nothing's screaming cockerel!

~Alex

 

[Beckid974]

Holding out hope! Thanks everyone!

 

[Chickygirl63]

The quality your talking about is when they face each other an its like they are saying to each other...'come at me bro' I dare ya!!

 

[Seaecho]

My little pullets do that a lot--stand upright and stare at each other, then start playing. One of them is more outgoing, calm and friendly too. The other is a lot more shy and skittish. But both are pullets. I don't see any sign of any of yours being roos, but they are very young yet. You should know for sure by about 6-8 weeks of age. My pullets are 11 weeks now, and their combs/wattles have not changed since about 7 weeks old.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Behavior isn't a good indicator.
Post pics of their combs at 6 weeks.

 

[drumstick diva]

New photos at 8 weeks of age please, showing comb

 

[Beckid974]

I'm not sure that pics of their combs will be helpful as they are all black from being silkie mixes... ..

Behavior isn't a good indicator.
Post pics of their combs at 6 weeks.

New photos at 8 weeks of age please, showing comb

 

[SurferchickinSB]

They are acting just like my bantam roo did. Standing upright most of the time , coming forward to investigate instead of hiding in a corner when I approach the brooder, and they don't shut up! Lol. My Lil Bit was my mouthiest chick.

Maybe they will grow up to be super friendly lap chckens

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

It does help. Size can be a determinator as well.

 

[Beckid974]

I know it's not been long enough for a sex reassessment but I had to share a pic. Their Mohawks are killing me!!!!!!