Hoping some are hens!

[rudolphs]

I'm sorry these aren't great pictures but we are very new to this and I had a heck of a time getting these pics as is. I will try to get more of their heads and above pictures but for now this is what I have.
I'm also curious if you can tell what breeds we have.
Thanks ahead of time for any help!
They are all 7 weeks old

This is Autumn and were pretty sure it's a cockeral

 

[HEChicken]

I think you're right - Autumn has quite a red comb for only being 7 weeks old.

 

[GreyhoundGrrrl]

I would agree. I don't have any birds like this (Golden Laced? Please correct me if I'm wrong, still learning) but my Buff Orpingtons are this age and my Barred Rocks are a week older and no red under any of their beaks nor on their combs. I do, however, have a 3 week old mystery breed (might be a mix) Cochin Bantam that is starting to show a bigger comb than the other 3 week olds and some red under his(?) beak. Hope you are allowed to have a Roo!

 

[chickenmaniac]

looks like a roo and wyandottes have different combs not straight

 

[chickenmaniac]

rose combs to be exact so it cant be a GLW @Greyhound grrrl

 

[HEChicken]

rose combs to be exact so it cant be a GLW @Greyhound grrrl

Although the "breed standard" calls for a rose comb, some hatchery wyandottes do end up with single combs.

 

[rudolphs]

Thanks for your input! He's our prettiest chicken and very friendly but I'm told roosters get mean, I sure hope not because I'm already in love...uh oh.

 

[juliechick]

No, not all roosters will get mean. You'll have to keep him until he is mature to know if he will be or not, though.

 

[CMV]

HEChicken is right. Hatcheries produce some single combed GLWs. I have one.

 

[donrae]

HEChicken is right. Hatcheries produce some single combed GLWs. I have one.

They do happen, but I don't think that bird is a wyandotte, and I see it's gold and black but it's really not laced. Looks like mixed breed cockeral