Help Me Gender These!

[cmom]

I'm so glad you think the first is a pullet . . . I'm so curious what coloring she's going to have and what color eggs she will lay (if a girl)

Most likely some shade of brown egg but...

 

[cmom]

1 and 2 are pullers 3 and 4 are roos

 

[cmom]

Number 4 could be either a male or a female. Usually the wattles are bigger at that age like in number 3. Maybe it's a late bloomer.

 

[The Happster]

#4 has male specific feathering.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Number 4 could be either a male or a female. Usually the wattles are bigger at that age like in number 3. Maybe it's a late bloomer.

That's what I was thinking, especially since it's part high egg production breeds but I'm just guessing since I have a 50% chance and it's fun to try

Edited to add: it does have some thick legs and big feet and the comb looks to be more red than the obvious cockerel. Now I'm even more unsure.

 

[cmom]

I have some White Leghorns that will be a month old in a couple of days. I will try to get some pictures of a male and a female. Leghorns do usually develop quicker than many other breeds.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

First two pullets. Second two cockerels.

 

[JessicaDotta]

#4 has male specific feathering.

Oooh! What feathering? What do you see?

 

[Jenessa_09]

Ooh number 3 is a roo if I’ve ever seen one! Number four is an option but some pretty mixes you have!

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The first one isn’t an Olive egger x barred rock, as that would give you chicks that are black barred with leakage or black with leakage.
I agree with other posters, appears to be two cockerels and two pullets so far.