Can anyone sex these four, please?

[triala]

I have (finally!) managed to get hatchable eggs and incubator working in synch, and hatched these little beauties just three weeks ago. They are Welsumers, and this is the first time I have had this breed. Can any experts out there figure out whether I have 2 girls and 2 boys, or 3 boys and 1 girl, at all??

Otherwise - just look at the cuties!

 

[FishMtFarm]

Well they are a bit young but the one all the way too the left has a mich more pronounce comb at this age so that one I would watch as it’s probably a cockerel. Lighting is hard to tell with the others but the next one in line on the left has no comb yet so thinking a pullet. Not sure on the other two.

 

[sylviethecochin]

Welsummers have sex-specific colouration. Black breast feathers means male. So the one on the end is male.

You could probably have sexed this bunch at hatch; Welsummer chicks are autosexing (though the reliability of that depends on the line). Male welsummer chicks are a bit lighter than females.

 

[sourland]

Cockerel to the left as you look at the picture and 3 pullets.

 

[AlleysChicks]

X2

 

[Stacyoung13]

X3

 

[007Sean]

Cockerel to the left as you look at the picture and 3 pullets.

X2

 

[Alexandra33]

Agreed, your only cockerel is all the way to the left. They're cuties.

~Alex

 

[The Angry Hen]

Beautiful young birds! I agree with the previous posts- cockerel to the far left and three pullets to the right. Best of luck with them and congrats. =)

 

[aart]

Welsummers have sex-specific colouration. Black breast feathers means male. So the one on the end is male.

You could probably have sexed this bunch at hatch; Welsummer chicks are autosexing (though the reliability of that depends on the line). Male welsummer chicks are a bit lighter than females.

Yes. This is an interesting bunch.
Eyeliner, headliner, and breast feathers say 3 pullets to the right.
Breast feathers on far right are bit odd.