have chicks that are 7-8 weeks old and another one thats 10-11 weeks old i think two may be roosters

[frany76]

^^this two are the younger ones, see how much bigger the one is and he came at me when i went in there this morning.
this is a leghorn. not sure about this one??? anyone have a clue?????

 

[Cyan Night]

I'm pretty sure your leghorn is a pullet.
I'm not sure about the two in the first picture. How old are they?

 

[BantamLover21]

Your Leghorn is a pullet for sure. The others look like pullets to me, too, but side-profile photos of them would help sex them better.

 

[donrae]

I'm seeing all girls

 

[frany76]

the rhode island reds are about 8 weeks.

 

[frany76]

I didn't know side photos make it easier to sex them, this is the closest i got of side pics of the RIRs... ooo and so its normal for a leghorn to such a pronounced comb and the red things that hangs from the beak/neck at only ten weeks??? thanks for help

 

[fluffpuffgerbil]

If the RIRs are 8 weeks, then they're pullets. The males are pretty obvious at 4-6 weeks give or take.

And the leghorns are a Mediterranean breed and I've been told they get combs and wattles quicker than others. I have a ten week old ancona(sort of like a leghorn, but a bit different, still Mediterranean) and she's got the biggest comb and wattles second only to my cockerel, but she's a pullet. So I'm going with all the chickens you've posted pictures of being girls. I don't see any of yours being roos.

 

[frany76]

thank you so much. im glad to hear there are no roosters. we have chickens for eggs and for something to enjoy outside. and the way my coupe is i would have never been able to clean it or get eggs with a rooster n there. last rooster we had was very mean.

 

[Wyandottes7]

All look like pullets to me.