Identify naked neck roo vs hen

[Sbabshof]

I hatched 5 naked neck chicks. I only plan to keep three and none can be a roo. I know it might be too early to definatively tell but I thought I would post and get opinions. I have never had chickens before so any help identifing who is male and who is female would be great help. I believe that the full naked neck is a hen and the third picture is a roo. I think the second picture is a hen. Not sure about the full feathered or the other bow tie bird. Thank you in advance for your help!

 

[Tookie]

Welcome to BYC!

I see only one male, which is the one with large wattles and comb that are red.

 

[Sbabshof]

Welcome to BYC!

I see only one male, which is the one with large wattles and comb that are red.

Thank you.

 

[fluffycrow]

I see only one male, which is the one with large wattles and comb that are red.

Agreed. The first bird doesn't carry the NN gene

 

[Chicken Heel]

Shame you can't keep the rooster and raise some more from your group. I have found Turkens to be excellent layers and they are extremely hardy.

 

[Sbabshof]

Neighbors are too close. I'll keep my hens and be happy. Thank you.

 

[Tevickens]

I hatched 5 naked neck chicks. I only plan to keep three and none can be a roo. I know it might be too early to definatively tell but I thought I would post and get opinions. I have never had chickens before so any help identifing who is male and who is female would be great help. I believe that the full naked neck is a hen and the third picture is a roo. I think the second picture is a hen. Not sure about the full feathered or the other bow tie bird. Thank you in advance for your help!

How old?

 

[Sbabshof]

How old?

7 weeks in the pictures