Help with identifying gender

[SyBom]

I think these are leghorns (Someone gave them to me and didn't know what breed they're).

These are one month old the one in the back is almost fully feathered the one in the front is like half feathered, it looks like the one in the front have a reder comb and wattle and they are bugger than the one in the back. Does that mean the one in the front a male and the one in the back is a female??

 

[The Happster]

Those look like Cornish X...
They're meat birds, and often don't live very long.

You have a cockerel and a pullet.

 

[SyBom]

Well, these are growing too slow for a meat chicken.

 

[The Happster]

They look too chunky for Leghorn or White Rock. They're only a month old.
@JedJackson, thoughts?

 

[Ted_Harrell]

My guess is Cornish Cross as the earlier poster stated...

 

[HappyDuckie]

These are cornish x. The one in the front looks like a cockerel, and the one in the back pullet.

 

[DobieLover]

I think these are leghorns (Someone gave them to me and didn't know what breed they're).

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These are one month old the one in the back is almost fully feathered the one in the front is like half feathered, it looks like the one in the front have a reder comb and wattle and they are bugger than the one in the back. Does that mean the one in the front a male and the one in the back is a female??

Those are absolutely Cornish Cross meat birds, one pullet, one cockerel.

 

[Painted Calls]

Without a doubt, Cornish X. One pullet and one cockerel.

 

[CHlCKEN]

You’ve heard it a thousand times, but Cornish X Pullet and cockerel

 

[DobieLover]

You’ve heard it a thousand times, but Cornish X Pullet and cockerel

Not quite a thousand but everyone isn't awake yet...