Help on sexing

[Montgirl]

I'm new to chickens, I was hoping you could possibly help me identify if these are roosters or hens? They are around 11 weeks old. I actually have 7 but these are the only pictures I could get, as they were going crazy while I was trying to take the pic.

 

[Veer67]

Your Easter Egger are all pullets, not sure about the others. We need more individual pictures to help us tell.

 

[Montgirl]

I'll post some tomorrow. I think two might be roosters, but I'm not totally sure. I have been hearing the beginning crowing (which is so cute) and two are a little aggressive, one actually chased my son and flew up and scratched his cheek. Yikes! Ill update more pictures tomorrow. Oh, are the Easter eggers the Black and Tan? I bought them from a feed store who didn't have any breed info. So I'm clueless as breeds also.

 

[chickenlover594]

Hens pretty much. No roosters! For what I seem even though you need to post individual pict

 

[chickenlover594]

Perfect, do that. Watch them in order to see which one is the rooster and the "dominant hen". I don't know if with those hens apply but hen can crow too. Mine is a bantam and she js the older on the folk. Love your chickens btw.

 

[donrae]

Any bird that attacks your child needs to be culled, regardless of gender.

we really need better pics of each bird to tell gender--profile pics including head/comb and legs are best.

 

[Veer67]

I'm new to chickens, I was hoping you could possibly help me identify if these are roosters or hens? They are around 11 weeks old. I actually have 7 but these are the only pictures I could get, as they were going crazy while I was trying to take the pic. The pullet in the front that is tannish redish colored is an Easter Egger.
The chicken in the middle is an Easter Egger the one on the left is a black cochin

 

[Montgirl]

Ok here's some individual close ups

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[Montgirl]

 

[Montgirl]