Gender help please

[Stonechicks333]

I’m trying to figure out gender for these 3 and have absolutely no idea what I’m doing any expert help would be appreciated.

#1 oppie 9 weeks Americana/EE

#2 Tiger Americana/EE 8weeks

#3 lilo comet? 6/7 weeks

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Confident the first is a cockerel and leaning towards cockerel for other two. Last looks like a New Hampshire

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

For the first Easter Egger, I'm going mostly off of feather pattern. Bright color patches, and especially on shoulders. For the second, the comb color is worrying me and it seems to have patches of darker color on the shoulders also. For the New Hampshire, I'm going off comb size and body type. It just looks "sturdy." The last two could potentially be pullets, but that's the reasoning as why I'm leaning towards cockerel

 

[Stonechicks333]

I'm having similar views to @Rhodebar Lover but I actually am leaning more towards pullets for the questionable 2. Mainly due to Tiger's smaller size and small comb that could signify EE female.
Lilo I'm more on the fence, if she was a NHR instead of a comet that could explain the sturdier build. Again she has a smaller comb even though it's red, a lot of cockerels would be screaming it at this point
Take my opinions with a grain of salt, that's just what my gut and experience has told me.

Thanks for the reply. Red one very well may be a New Hampshire. I don’t remember the breed they told me tbh. She had reddening waddles though and her comb is more reddish. She’s about 6 weeks. Also her tail feathers are unruly and pointed. Those are the reasons I was thinking Roo, but at the same token I don’t know much at all about telling the gender

I’m curious how this lol turns out. Funny thing is the one everyone is sure is a Roo was supposed to be a female Orpington

 

[lilmillefleur]

I'm having similar views to @Rhodebar Lover but I actually am leaning more towards pullets for the questionable 2. Mainly due to Tiger's smaller size and small comb that could signify EE female.
Lilo I'm more on the fence, if she was a NHR instead of a comet that could explain the sturdier build. Again she has a smaller comb even though it's red, a lot of cockerels would be screaming it at this point
Take my opinions with a grain of salt, that's just what my gut and experience has told me.

 

[chickenE]

1 - Easter Egger boy
2 - Easter Egger. Guessing girl but not sure.
3 - Guessing red sex link girl but not sure.

Watching thread - would love updates.

 

[Stonechicks333]

Confident the first is a cockerel and leaning towards cockerel for other two. Last looks like a New Hampshire

Thanks for the reply. Would you mind sharing your technique? I would love to learn how to tell for myself

 

[Stonechicks333]

For the first Easter Egger, I'm going mostly off of feather pattern. Bright color patches, and especially on shoulders. For the second, the comb color is worrying me and it seems to have patches of darker color on the shoulders also. For the New Hampshire, I'm going off comb size and body type. It just looks "sturdy." The last two could potentially be pullets, but that's the reasoning as why I'm leaning towards cockerel

Thank you for clarifying for me I greatly appreciate it. The red one is very heavy compared to others so sturdy is a good word lol.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Thank you for clarifying for me I greatly appreciate it. The red one is very heavy compared to others so sturdy is a good word lol.

You're welcome! Update in a few weeks

 

[Stonechicks333]

You're welcome! Update in a few weeks

Will do!