Guesses on gender?

[Nightsong]

So I haven’t posted much because I’m new to chickens so I’ve just been reading but hello! Anyways, these are my babies. They are 3 weeks old today. Any guesses on gender? Basically is anyone screaming Roo already I guess. They were all straight run bantams.

Cochin 1 “Wren”

Cochin 2 (any guesses on color too? I had order a golden laced but I also only ordered 3 and got 4)

Cochin 3 (color?)

Cochin 4 “Warbler”, my “one of these chicks is not like the others” chick

Easter Egger, “Sparrow”, the escape artist

Brahma, “Chickadee”

Sebright, “Dove”

Thanks for the guesses

 

[Ducclelover10]

Cochin 3 could be a boy, Cochin 4 I'm pretty sure is a boy, the Easter Egger looks like a girl, and I'm not sure about the rest.

 

[americana-lover]

I think Warbler is a boy, just because his comb is bigger than the others

 

[hdowden]

Warbler looks like a black mottled cochin cockerel

the others you are asking about color on are the golden laced

 

[Nightsong]

thanks so far. Yeah, I've been thinking the mottled cochin was a cockerel since he was a week old. He's actually pretty mellow but has just matured so much differently from day 1. And I was thinking cochin 2 and 3 were golden laced but wasn't sure if they both were since I had only ordered one. They shorted me a RIR that I'd ordered to sell...so now I guess I just get to wait and see if they're both hens and if so, pick the prettier/gentler/whatever one to keep and sell the other...probably.

 

[chickenfinch]

I would guess 1, 3, and 4 might be cocks. I had an old English game bantam rooster that had to be rehomed because we live in the city.

 

[Nightsong]

Um, well hope not. If so then I'll just be keeping 2 and 4. I'm not in the city so I can keep roosters. I just want to limit how many I end up with. The mottled is staying either way but the others may have to go.

 

[BorderBrigade]

From the wing feathers if they are anything like my large fowl cochins that i've bred and hatched it looks like Warbler is the only roo. See how his wing feathers and tail is much shorter than the others. All of my hens have always had longer flight feathers and tails way before the roos. The others comb's are very normal for hens of that age.