Are these cockerals?

[chickengirls16]

The first is Kevin the 5th aka the kevster 90% sure he's a he since he's been obvious since about 3 weeks old, but just double checking. The second is miso, a splash laced red wyandotte. He has had crazy wing shape, an oval, hefty body, and a pinkish comb since about 1 day old. Third is spice, barnyard mix. He/she had developed a very female tail like the rest when she was young, but now her waddles are turning red. Help!

 

[redinator]

The first is Kevin the 5th aka the kevster 90% sure he's a he since he's been obvious since about 3 weeks old, but just double checking. The second is miso, a splash laced red wyandotte. He has had crazy wing shape, an oval, hefty body, and a pinkish comb since about 1 day old. Third is spice, barnyard mix. He/she had developed a very female tail like the rest when she was young, but now her waddles are turning red. Help!

Ages?

 

[MysteryChicken]

The first is Kevin the 5th aka the kevster 90% sure he's a he since he's been obvious since about 3 weeks old, but just double checking. The second is miso, a splash laced red wyandotte. He has had crazy wing shape, an oval, hefty body, and a pinkish comb since about 1 day old. Third is spice, barnyard mix. He/she had developed a very female tail like the rest when she was young, but now her waddles are turning red. Help!

All appear to be pullets.

 

[chickengirls16]

kevin's somewhere around 15 weeks (new hampshire red)
miso and spice are about 8-9 weeks ( there like three days apart)

 

[AinaWGSD]

At 15 weeks, Kevin is definitely a pullet. By that age a cockerel would have skinny pointed saddle feathers and hers are definitely rounded. I would also expect a 15 week old new hampshire cockerel to have a much bigger, brighter comb.

At 8-9 weeks Miso and Spice are likely pullets as well, though I really can't be sure on Miso from that picture. A whole body profile picture would be better. They're too young for male specific feathering (that doesn't usually start coming in until around 12 weeks) but there is often a difference in the lacing that can be seen by now. Females will have more even lacing, and males will be more likely to have some solid patches on their shoulders.

 

[chickengirls16]

Here is the full view (the puffy one is the girl)

 

[AinaWGSD]

Nothing screaming boy to me. Wyandottes can be tricky. Pullets tend to pink up earlier than a lot of other breeds, and males can be slow to mature. I'd give it a few more weeks but assume pullet for now.

 

[chickengirls16]

Nothing screaming boy to me. Wyandottes can be tricky. Pullets tend to pink up earlier than a lot of other breeds, and males can be slow to mature. I'd give it a few more weeks but assume pullet for now.

Thanks! One of our roosters is a silver laced wyandotte and he was OBVIOUS since before he could go outside, so if miso is a cockeral we'll be seeing it soon.