Is it too early to tell if they are pullets or roos? Pics included :)

TracyLK

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Sorry they are not the best quality photos or the best shots, as they were taken with my cellphone and I plan on taking more photos soon.
Buff Orphington--Layla (4 weeks)
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Easter Egger Bantam--Lacey (almost 4 weeks)
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Blue Cochin--Lilly (3 weeks)
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Blue Cochin--Lolly (3 weeks)
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Partridge Silkie--Lucy (almost 4 weeks)
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Partridge Silkie--Lola (almost 4 weeks)
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All of them minus the 3 news chicks I got yesterday
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The buff orpington looks like it is maybe a roo - the comb looks pink already. The others it is hard to tell on. Silkies are hard to sex until they are much older.
 
The buff is the only one so far that im leaning more for roo,it has a bigger pinker comb.
 

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