Another hen or roo help please!

[Cheepcheep10]

You all were so helpful with my last post so I have some more gender concerns. These are my 4 gray Andalusians. I feel like I have two roos and two hens but would prefer them to all be hens (especially since I learned two from my other breeds were Roos this morning). Any help appreciated.

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

i think there is only one roo, the last pic.

 

[Theladiesandagentleman]

Possibly 1 and 4 are Ross based on larger wattles?

 

[Mckennas poultry]

Looks like 2 Roos and 2 hens to me...
First and last pic are Roos

 

[The Moonshiner]

They're all pullets.

 

[Cheepcheep10]

They're all pullets.

That’s what I like to see

 

[Mckennas poultry]

The first pic is debatable but the last pic is definitely a roo

You can tell by his comb and wattles and the way he stands

 

[Cheepcheep10]

The first pic is debatable but the last pic is definitely a roo

You can tell by his comb and wattles and the way he stands

It’s so funny with all the research I am doing I thought the second one was a roo because of the neck feathers. I suck at this.

 

[Mckennas poultry]

When you’re out watching them walk around look out for the way they walk and the noises they make, a hen will be more crouched down with her back flat and a rooster will be standing upright, nice and tall. Just keep watching them, look out for the young Roos starting to crow, that will be a clear giveaway

 

[Mckennas poultry]

https://livingwellmom.com/2016/10/hens-and-roosters/