Help sexing my 14wo flock of 8!

[Mae98]

There has been some bullying taking place in my flock and I’m wondering if I have more roosters than thought. So now I’m conflicted on genders and am looking for opinions. All chicks are roughly 14 weeks old.

Kenny (Necked neck silkie)

Panini (Frizzle)

Schnitzel (only confirmed rooster, just including him for fun)

Chowder (Silkie & much smaller than the rest)

Raisin (Silkie, large slightly raised bump for comb)

Dolly (Necked neck Silkie)

Bean (Sizzle, small pointy comb- being bullied by the rest of my flock)

Sabrina (sizzle, just recently started questioning her being a rooster, large slightly raised bump comb, also has some blue true feathers shunning through, and just recently starting showing off some white in the neck feathers)

 

[Letty1]

Here are my guesses on each chicken's gender. I could easily be wrong though

Kenny: cockerel (crest looks a bit spiky, which could indicate the chicken is a male)
Panini: cockerel (possible saddle feathers, a very cute bird btw!)
Chowder: pullet (crest looks round and ball-shape, typical of female silkies)
Raisin: pullet (again, crest appears round and uniform)
Dolly: cockerel (comb looks bright and crest feathers are angled towards the tail, which is a feature in at least some male silkies)
Bean: pullet (no obvious saddle feathers or male features)
Sabrina: cockerel (sickle feathers are prominent and have a glossy tone)

Again, these are just guesses, but I hope I was able to help you figure out each bird's gender!

 

[Mae98]

Here are my guesses on each chicken's gender. I could easily be wrong though

Kenny: cockerel (crest looks a bit spiky, which could indicate the chicken is a male)
Panini: cockerel (possible saddle feathers, a very cute bird btw!)
Chowder: pullet (crest looks round and ball-shape, typical of female silkies)
Raisin: pullet (again, crest appears round and uniform)
Dolly: cockerel (comb looks bright and crest feathers are angled towards the tail, which is a feature in at least some male silkies)
Bean: pullet (no obvious saddle feathers or male features)
Sabrina: cockerel (sickle feathers are prominent and have a glossy tone)

Again, these are just guesses, but I hope I was able to help you figure out each bird's gender!

Darn! Was hoping that the Dolly (lighter naked neck) was going to be pullet. We’re going to have one upset 5 year old. That is his favorite chicken in our flock, he named it, “Redneck”

 

[JedJackson]

These breeds/mixes are very difficult to sex, for me, anyway. I'm really not seeing any with male looking combs, but I am suspicious of Sabrina for other reasons, stance and feathering.

Bullying can happen with pullets just as much as with cockerels, and pullets will battle/pick on cockerels as well as other pullets if the cockerels haven't established their dominance. If it was me, I would keep and eye on the combs and watch for crowing, but I wouldn't make decisions on gender until it's really clear like it is with Schnitzel.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

It looks like you might have two more cockerels, but it’s too early to be sure. Panini is definitely a pullet.

 

[Mae98]

It looks like you might have two more cockerels, but it’s too early to be sure. Panini is definitely a pullet.

Are you thinking the two naked necks are my additional cockerels?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Are you thinking the two naked necks are my additional cockerels?

Sabrina and Kenny are the possible cockerels I’m seeing. But I wouldn’t be surprised if either turned out to be pullets.