Gender of three Dominiques?

[dominiquedummy]

I am brand new to chicken keeping. I have these three birds that were born on January 29th (I incubated and hatched 7, kept these three hoping that they were all hens). Now they are 8 weeks old. I think that they are Dominiques. I am wanting to keep three hens strictly for laying and am not able to keep any roosters where I live. Within the last couple of weeks, two of the three have periodically been screeching (not a full-blown crow)and those two are developing combs and wattles and one isn't. Can anyone give me a solid answer on their gender? Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!! If two are roosters, then I need to get rid of them before my neighbors kill me! ) If you have questions about them to help you determine their gender, just let me know. Thanks, in advance, for any help anyone can provide!

 

[bigchiefhoho]

I'm no expert on Dominiques, but the last two both look like roos to me. The first one I *think* is a pullet.

 

[gapeach717]

I'm no expert on Dominiques, but the last two both look like roos to me. The first one I *think* is a pullet.

x2 (but again, FAR from sexing expert!!)

 

[farmerChef]

Their coloring says pullets, males are almost always lighter, almost grey/white. If I counted right, they are about 3 months old? You should be able to see pointed hackle(neck) and saddle(back) feathers if they are roosters.
Look like this, I think he is about 4 months old in this picture

 

[BlazeJester]

Hens would be laying with that much wattle development. #2 and #3 are most certainly roos, and I would keep a close eye on #1 as well as a pullet's comb shouldn't be that red at 8-9 weeks.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Hens would be laying with that much wattle development. #2 and #3 are most certainly roos, and I would keep a close eye on #1 as well as a pullet's comb shouldn't be that red at 8-9 weeks.

x2

 

[cupofJoelene]

If #2 and #3 are roos, they are some dark Dom roosters!

 

[magdelaine]