Boy or Girl 7 weeks

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Boy or Girl?
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Swedish Flower Hen
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Black Australorp
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Meyer Meal Maker (White Rock?)

Can anyone help me identify whether these are roosters?
Thanks!
 

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I agree, three roosters. Sorry for taking over this thread, but I have a six and a half week old serama I am dying to know the sex of! Any guesses anyone?? I have no other seramas for comparison.
 

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They don't seem to have any hackle or saddle feathers. Pullets can have large, red combs just like roosters. What are the ages of those chickens? :)
 
Hackle and saddle feathers do not develop until at least 10 weeks old. #1 and 2, cockerel for sure, most likely #3, also, but that's ?able. I'm guessing that since it's a meal maker, it's most likely a male, as the hatchery benefits financially by seeing to it that the mm are males.
 
Hackle and saddle feathers do not develop until at least 10 weeks old. #1 and 2, cockerel for sure, most likely #3, also, but that's ?able. I'm guessing that since it's a meal maker, it's most likely a male, as the hatchery benefits financially by seeing to it that the mm are males.
Hackle and saddle feathers do not develop until at least 10 weeks old.
Really? Huh, I didn't know that. I had been doing reading on how to tell pullets from cockerels at an early age. It didn't mention that it started at 10 weeks. Good to know. Thanks!
 

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