Hi newbie wondering if too early to sex them

[New chickengirl]

Ok so I have three... I have been searching your forums for weeks every time I notice something new in them
Two have the larger combs then one, and the same two have bigger feet too... I can’t tell about the tail feathers( or they all boys and I have no girl... I was hoping for the three egg layer girls... at least hoping two were girls.... I know it’s still early 4 weeks

 

[MysteryChicken]

Two cockerels, 1 Pullet.

 

[New chickengirl]

Ok so I have three... I have been searching your forums for weeks every time I notice something new in them
Two have the larger combs then one, and the same two have bigger feet too... I can’t tell about the tail feathers( or they all boys and I have no girl... I was hoping for the three egg layer girls... at least hoping two were girls.... I know it’s still early 4 weeks

They are Sussex chicks

Two cockerels, 1 Pullet.

oh man for sure right!!??Thank you

 

[MysteryChicken]

They are Sussex chicks

oh man for sure right!!??Thank you

You're Welcome.

 

[New chickengirl]

Other than the smaller comb on the one... I was thinking the tail feathers were pointing more then rounded? Possible three boys even?

 

[New chickengirl]

You're Welcome.

Do you think other then the small comb, the tail feathers look pointed more then rounded? Definitely smaller feet and legs then other two...

 

[New chickengirl]

Here is what might be the hen better photo

 

[MysteryChicken]

Do you think other then the small comb, the tail feathers look pointed more then rounded? Definitely smaller feet and legs then other two...

Tail feather shape has nothing to do with sex at this stage of growth.

Tail feathers growth rate can be used to sex chicks, Buff Orpingtons for example: Males don't grow a tail up until 12 weeks of age.
Females start growing their tail feathers in first around 2 weeks of age.

Other than the smaller comb on the one... I was thinking the tail feathers were pointing more then rounded? Possible three boys even?

The chick with smaller comb is a girl.