Cockerel vs Pullet? 4 week old Ameracauna/Faverolle/Easter Egger

[Livingskies]

Hello! Chick sexing help please! I tried to take the pics as per the guidelines to help. But you know, chicks. Lol. There were 7 in our hatch.

1. Sunny - average sized, average friendliness (not too snuggly, not too resistant). I read through the sexing tips threads and the feather pattern would seem to be roo? But the comb pullet? My guess is pullet?

2. Pip, has a cockerel comb IMO. Is smaller than the others but also had a wierd hatch (yolkish looking stuff behind), and was scraggly with his down. Feathers seem to be coming in ok. Is very resistant to being caught but is snuggly once caught. Active.

3. Diamond, slowest to feather out, the smallest of the hatch. Likes to be high, perches up on shoulders, the feeder, anything. Is the first to come when I come to the pen. Pullet?

4. Peep - second smallest, very snuggly

 

[Livingskies]

5. Twilight, some definite comb signs there
Thinking cockerel

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

#2 and #5 are cockerels and the rest look like pullets for now but it is a bit early to be certain. Wait another couple of weeks to be sure.

 

[ColinK48]

Pip and twilight look like they are developing more of a cockerel comb so I wouldn’t be surprised if they were roosters. However, I am not a pro. Hopefully others will have more input.

 

[Livingskies]

6. Lightning, the crossbeak, friendly and average size. I think I see 3 rows of "peas" in the comb even though it's all yellow still and not big.

Was black and bright yellow tummy and cheeks as a young chick

 

[Chickassan]

2 and 5 are boys the little hawk beaked one not sure yet.
They are cute little things.

 

[Livingskies]

7. Little Dude - feathered out the earliest, one of the largest, snuggliest.

 

[Chickassan]

Little dude is a dudette.

 

[Livingskies]

Little dude is a dudette.

Lol I agree. We named her first

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Pip and Twilight are your cockerels for now... Don't see obvious signs of any others.

The cross beak... that's a bad one. You may want to start making a plan to help her eat later, and I wouldn't plan on breeding her as she could pass that on to her offspring.