Gendering 2-3 week old Barred Rocks

[Daichisan]

Hi! I'm new to the forum. I found it very helpful as a new mama hen to 3 bantams polish/serama cross (hatched from eggs), 4 black australorps and 3 barred rocks. I was hoping to get an idea on the possible gender of the Barred rocks. Unfortunately, I can't keep Roos where I live. Thank you.

 

[Daichisan]

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Here's another picture with head markings.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Hi! I'm new to the forum. I found it very helpful as a new mama hen to 3 bantams polish/serama cross (hatched from eggs), 4 black australorps and 3 barred rocks. I was hoping to get an idea on the possible gender of the Barred rocks. Unfortunately, I can't keep Roos where I live. Thank you.View attachment 2717585

These little ones look like Cuckoo Marans, (pink legs/feet) not Barred Rocks (yellow legs/feet). Too early to tell gender.
Female Cuckoo Marans have the headspot as well as males.
You should be able to tell genders by six weeks.

 

[Show Sebright]

I want to say that the 2 smaller less developed ones are boys. From experience they developed slower. But I can’t be sure.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed, these are cuckoo marans... and I've found that the head spot has gotten less and less reliable for gendering. I'd have to wait to see.

 

[Daichisan]

Thank you for all the feedback. Will wait it out!