Do I have Cockerels? More evidence!

[SuspiciousChick]

I'm back again to discuss if my Black Sex-links are truly cockerels! I KNOW they have to be but I'd like some confirmation anyway
Well, what do you think? All three of my Sex-links have developed barring on their wings. They are around 3 weeks old.
I'm using a picture of Pebbles as an example.

 

[The Moonshiner]

If they have that head spot and barring and are black sex links then yes they're males.

 

[Lovelee]

I would say most definitely cockrel.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

If they're black sex links, they're all male. Could they be a different breed?

 

[SuspiciousChick]

If they have that head spot and barring and are black sex links then yes they're males.

I have all males then!

 

[SuspiciousChick]

If they're black sex links, they're all male. Could they be a different breed?

Looks like I have three little males. Unless Tractor Supply mixed up the breeds, I am certain that they are Black Sex-links. Even if I wasn't sure that they were the breed they were labeled as, their comb and waddle development scream male!

 

[C Siena]

If they're black sex links, they're all male. Could they be a different breed?

I was wondering the same...barred rock? I'll have to look into the barring on male BSL vs BR.

 

[ella2025]

Definitely roos. For 3 weeks, the tail is lagging behind a lot, and general feathering isn't very advanced (pullets grow feathers fast) also the barring and the comb.