Are my girls actually ROOSTERS?

[MissPanda]

Here is a picture of my four chicken babies back in April 2012...



I bought them at Southern States in Kentucky on April 7, 2012 (The day before Easter Sunday) and I need your help in determining the BREED and SEX of each. I've been told they are all roosters and wanted to know your opinion. I am still hoping one day soon I will find an egg in the coop though!! This is my first time raising chickens. They are at 5 months old now

1. PECKER - (The Crower) He was the first to crow so I'm sure he is a rooster. Does anyone know what breed he may be?



2. POOPY - (The hair puller) My niece named her because it seemed she had poop on her bottom but then I later determined it was the umbilical cord still attached and not pasting up. She was the second to crow but it has not been often, (only a few times throughout the day at a total of 3 days that I've heard and very pitiful sounding) so I assumed she's just a hen wanting to be a rooster! What do you think?



3. DAISY - (The Sweetie) Am I a Rooster or a Hen?



4. ROSIE - (The Explorer) Am I a Rooster or a Hen?

 

[rubycanyon]

Well, I'm pretty new to chickens myself but the last three look like red sex link cockerels. Don't know what Pecker is except for handsome!

 

[Kevin565]

Not sure on breed but they all look like roos to me as well

 

[junkinstuff]

They are all roo's Sorry. No doubt about it.

 

[hdowden]

100% cockerels and they all look mixed so maybe sex links

 

[fuzziecreatures]

All boys sorry. First one is gorgeous

 

[chickenlover89]

all boys, sorry

 

[JakeBremer]

All roosters sorry.

 

[theoldchick]

Roosters! Congratulations! Now you get to buy lots and lots of hens for them!

 

[Fred's Hens]

Sex link cockerels. Sorry.

Here's a male in this mix of females. The difference is obvious is what makes this coloration differentiation, the purpose of sex linking.