Gender ID help, please....UPDATE page 5

Rozzie

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I could use your ideas on these three. There were 5 that I hatched in this batch.

The other two are totally & most definitely roosters. They are crowing like mad & have been separated from their hatchmates. (The five are all full or half siblings. Most are full siblings, I think.)

At least one of these three is female. It's either that or on of the roos prefers an alternate lifestyle.

They will be six weeks old tomorrow, Nov 11.

Bird 1
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Bird 2
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Bird 3
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taking my best guess from the pics

#1 male
2 and 3: females....

2 and 3 do have some dots on feathers in chest area....
 
They all look like roosters, but sometimes things are not like the seem. I would put my money on nubmer 1 being a rooster, and number 2 looks like one. Number 3 is questionable. I think you have at least 2 roosters.
 
No experience with vent sexing & not jumping up & down to learn yet.
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Figure it's fun to get folks to try to guess & see if we are right! The others have been crowing for a week. Of course I've seen folks say they have some roos that don't crow til they are 9 weeks old & some that never crow. If worst comes to worst I'll know if no eggs appear...
 
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yep i have quite a few females that have rusty breast feathers.... about 10 of them
 
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Baaaaaaaah! That's what I'm afraid of. The other two that I didn't include have a lot less spotting. If all 3 of those are boys then 5 out of 5 were boys. That would truly suck...
 
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Baaaaaaaah! That's what I'm afraid of. The other two that I didn't include have a lot less spotting. If all 3 of those are boys then 5 out of 5 were boys. That would truly suck...

YOU MEAN I'M NOT THE ONLY 1 HATCHING EGGS WITH A ROOSTERBATOR?
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