Cockerel or Pullet 99% sure I’m right just looking for second opinions.

[Party_Chicken]

So I have four 6 week old chicks. I’m 99% sure I sexed them right I’m just double checking.
#1 Marjorie Evans (EE) Pullet

#2 Bette (Light Brahma) Pullet

#3 Fran (Golden laced Wyandotte) Pullet

#4 Sylvia (silver laced Wyandotte)
Cockerel

What do you think?

 

[Party_Chicken]

Is the age for Brahmas different I know they develop slower

 

[Tookie]

So I have four 6 week old chicks. I’m 99% sure I sexed them right I’m just double checking.
#1 Marjorie Evans (EE) Pullet
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#2 Bette (Light Brahma) Pullet
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#3 Fran (Golden laced Wyandotte) Pullet
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#4 Sylvia (silver laced Wyandotte)
Cockerel
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What do you think?

I agree with your guesses.

 

[Tookie]

Is the age for Brahmas different I know they develop slower

Can be, but it depends on the individual. A lot of the time though it will take longer to tell gender.

 

[Galaxy_rules]

i agree with your guesses but the last one might be a pullet,
I think your right tho

 

[Party_Chicken]

I double checked Fran and she had some red in the same place Sylvia does.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

I think they are all Pullets, but 6 weeks is too soon for SLW in my experience, I had a few that matured quickly and were Pullets so I'd check back in around week 10 or so and you'll know for sure.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Your guesses appear to be correct. Sylvia may be a pullet, but currently looks like they may be a cockerel.

 

[Party_Chicken]

Do you think I could move them outside? Fran got trapped under a box yesterday so they need a bigger space.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Absolutely move them outdoors, at 6 weeks they are feathered in enough to stay warm. Not sure where you are located, but if the nights get cold be sure they have an area out of the wind and they will be just fine, we tend to get ours outdoors by the end of week 3 or 4 depending on the time of the year.