Are the majority of my chicks cockerels? (Lots of pictures)

[TheAngryEagleKiwi]

So, I got 2 chicks that are about 7 weeks old (they hatched around 28th of April) and 3 who I'm not 100% sure how old they are, but they are probably 1-2 weeks younger than the first 2.

We were hoping for some nice pullets to add to our flock, but unfortunately, I'm worried that most (if not all) of them are cockerels
Since I'm not 100% certain (but not far from), I decided to see what you guys think (I tried in the big thread a while ago with no luck, so I decided to just make my own):

1.Majros: (Bantam?) Polish mix and one of the older two and one I'm pretty certain is a cockerel (I think I've even heard him crow) very forward and is quick to investigate things:


2.Blända: Sibling/half sibling to the first one, used to think it may be a pullet, but now worried that it's also a cockerel, slightly more timid than it's sibling, but gotten braver:


3.Veiron (used to be named Vera): Buff laced Wyandotte and the largest of the younger three, almost certain it's a cockerel and have suspected it almost ever since I got him. This one is also pretty curious, but not as much as the other two:


4.Ellen: An Araucana (rumpless) is a bit more timid than the other three and most of the time stays in the background and let's the others investigate things:


5.Cecilia: Blue laced red Wyandotte, the smallest one of the younger chicks. She's probably the shyest one and would rather stay in the background (preferably hiding under or next to Veiron):


All of them together:


Thanks beforehand and sorry if the pictures aren't the best, these guys seems to be a bit camera shy

 

[TheTwoRoos]

First two are likely males,the two in the middle are possible males but may be pullets,The end guy I think is a female.

 

[FayoumisFreak]

1 & 2 are definitely cockerels, 5 seems like a pullet, and 3 & 4 I'm not sure about. Your chickens look wonderful!

 

[KikiLeigh02]

1, 2, 3, & 4 look like cockerels, 5 looks like a pullet!

 

[Sneebsey]

Cecilia is the only pullet, and will need to be removed soon before all the boys start to reach maturity.

 

[sourland]

1 through 4 look like cockerels, and 5 appears to be a pullet.

 

[TheAngryEagleKiwi]

1 & 2 are definitely cockerels, 5 seems like a pullet, and 3 & 4 I'm not sure about. Your chickens look wonderful!

Thank you

First two are likely males,the two in the middle are possible males but may be pullets,The end guy I think is a female.

1, 2, 3, & 4 look like cockerels, 5 looks like a pullet!

Cecilia is the only pullet, and will need to be removed soon before all the boys start to reach maturity.

1 through 4 look like cockerels, and 5 appears to be a pullet.

That's what I feared We'll try to rehome the boys as soon as possible, but before then, we'll try to separate the pullet before they harass her.

I wonder, is it too early to put them (or atleast the pullet and one or two of the cockerels) together with the adult hens? There's 7 adults and most of them are pretty standard sized(so no Brahmas or Jersey giants) We also have a broody, who has been on two eggs for about a week now and wonder if the commotion may cause her to leave? (She doesn't seem to be one of those that get easily disturbed and she's in one of the higher up nesting boxes, so it's not as likely they'll run in there.)
If that doesn't work, we also have three 1 week old chicks. How risky would it be to let her stay with them for awhile?
We do have so we can close of half of their cage, so that she can still see them, but I just want to check the alternatives first.

Thank you all so much for being so quick to answer, I appreciate the help

 

[TheTwoRoos]

They won’t start that stuff till
About four to five months usually.

 

[Sneebsey]

I agree you still have time yet, I tend to separate at about 12 weeks. I'd be worried about putting them out with the big girls yet as they can be brutal with younger chicks. I'd consider putting her with the younger chicks in a couple of weeks, when they have feathered out and grown a little bit, but if she seems to be maturing then she will be alright with the larger hens. I wouldn't try to integrate her alone; move one or two boys with her to ease the bullying.

 

[Alexandra33]

So far, all cockerels except Cecilia.

~Alex