Looking to get help identifying gender

[Twinmaplescoop]

Hi all. New chicken owner here. I think these 4 are Roos (based on their behavior and comb size/color) but before I give them away I would like some help. I know one is a roo for sure because I heard him crowing a few times but not sure which one it was. Not the best photos because they won’t sit still.

 

[Twinmaplescoop]

The rode island red and turken are 8 weeks. Other two are 7 weeks

 

[nuthatched]

Both cockerel

 

[Twinmaplescoop]

Both cockerel

Hi! Which two?

 

[rural mouse]

7-8 weeks? All 4 are cockerels

 

[nuthatched]

Hi! Which two?

Oh sorry, I didn't realize there were more
All birds pictured are cockerels

 

[Twinmaplescoop]

Oh sorry, I didn't realize there were three. All birds pictured are cockerels

Thank you. That’s what I was thinking but first time owning chickens so wasn’t sure.

 

[Twinmaplescoop]

7-8 weeks? All 4 are cockerels

Thank you!

 

[PaigeWells]

I’m relatively new too, I agree all boys, for me it’s not just the size of comb and wattles (I have several hens with larger than one of my roosters) it’s the COLOR- boys turn red anywhere from 7-10 weeks but girls not until almost ready to lay (depends on the breed but generally 5-6 months). I’m playing the same game now with my 10 week babies…

 

[Twinmaplescoop]

I’m relatively new too, I agree all boys, for me it’s not just the size of comb and wattles (I have several hens with larger than one of my roosters) it’s the COLOR- boys turn red anywhere from 7-10 weeks but girls not until almost ready to lay (depends on the breed but generally 5-6 months). I’m playing the same game now with my 10 week babies…

Yes these 4 definitely have redder combs than the rest. 4 Roos out of 8 total chickens I have. Blah I would keep one but the town doesn’t allow it.