Males or Females?

[Brittyelite]

Can someone please help me identify my chickens? They’re roughly 3 1/2 - 4 months old. 2 were hatched 2 weeks before the 3rd. The little black one ( also the youngest) crows in the day, never at dawn or in the middle of the night and it’s not overly loud unless you’re standing right by her/him. I know hens can crow as a sign of dominance or taking on the role of a roo when no rooster is present. Which is why I’m so confused, because I feel as though Bean (the black one) doesn’t have a large comb or other obvious signs, but they’re all still young and aren’t ready to lay yet. However, I can’t have roosters in my area and I’m desperate to know!
I’m a new backyard chicken owner so please forgive me for my ignorance on chicken sexes..

 

[The Happster]

Sorry. They're all males.
Where did you get them from, btw?

 

[Trisseh]

They all look like boys. the colors, the saddle feathers coming in, the combs and wattles, the sickle feathers starting in their tails... none of them have single combs which is probably why comparatively they seem small...

 

[Brittyelite]

Sorry. They're all males.
Where did you get them from, btw?

Oh no! I got them from a straight run from a small farm in my area! ( oh that’s so disheartening.. thank you for helping me!

 

[Brittyelite]

They all look like boys. the colors, the saddle feathers coming in, the combs and wattles, the sickle feathers starting in their tails... none of them have single combs which is probably why comparatively they seem small...

Thank you so much for your reply, I will look to rehome them... poor babies (

 

[The Happster]

I hope you can find them a home. They're handsome lads.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

They’re all cockerels. One is a buckeye, one is an Easter egger, and one is an olive egger.

 

[Brittyelite]

I hope you can find them a home. They're handsome lads.

Thank you! I will do my best!

 

[Brittyelite]

They’re all cockerels. One is a buckeye, one is an Easter egger, and one is an olive egger.

Thank you so much!