Hey guys. Need help with breed and hopefully gender

[yickenscarf23]

I don't think leghorn. They seem to stay pretty petite.

 

[Acre4Me]

as @sylviethecochin mentioned, could be White Rocks. Our White Rock became noticeably larger than the rest of the varied chicks we had once she was closer to 8 weeks old, however we didn't have a leghorn in that batch to compare. Leghorns are a more trim breed - not very meaty. Here is our Plymouth Rock at age 4 weeks:

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Can we have a pic of the one on the right? I'm thinking it's a Cornish X. It's really behind in feather growth, and looks bigger. The left one is either a White Rock, or a White Leghorn. As for the gender, post pics of the combs at 6 weeks.

 

[Alexandra33]

Could be far too many breeds to narrow it down just yet. Are you able to get any extra shots?

~Alex

 

[I'll Fly Away]

Here are two CornishX, that turned out to be a male and a female, alongside two Easter Eggers and two Bantams (one is hidden in the back) all of the same age.

 

[Gray Farms]

Could be White Leghorn, White Plymouth Rock, Rhode Island White, White Chantecler, White Maran, White Minorca, White Brahma, White Jersey Giant, White Orpington, White Sussex, White Wyandotte, White Cochin, or White Sumatra. It will be easier to tell when their combs are a little more developed.

These chicks are clean, yellow legged and single combed. So we can rule out Chantecler, Brahma, Wyandotte, Orpington, Marans, Sussex, Cochin, Minorca, and Sumatra.