Muscovy ducks gender?

[Johnchickens2]

Hi!
When these two were ducklings, I was told by their breeder that these are two females. It has been a few months and I was thinking, is it the right time to determine?? I am very curious!! Would like to get your help in determing their gender
Photos are attached. Thank you!!!

 

[buckwheatthesilkie]

I’m leaning towards female because their feet look dainty, not oversized like the males.

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

I know absolutely nothing about ducks, so I would never e able to sex them (I have a hard enough time trying to sex chickens as is!) but @Miss Lydia might know??? rumor has it that she at one point owned ducks?

 

[Colley12]

I don't see any drake feathers (the curly feather on their tail). But the best way to tell for ducks is by their sound. Females are a loud quack, with many other sounds too. Males whisper, it sounds like a frog or raspy like they have a cold. If you are unsure on their sounds it is helpful if you upload a video for us to hear them.

If they are both pretty loud you have 2 females...

 

[Miss Lydia]

Can't do this with Muscovy the drakes don't get the drake feather and they don't quack or rasp like Mallard derived.
I see a drake though looking at the thick legs and the legs set apart under the body.
Female Muscovy make a trilling sound, drakes huff and hiss
I think both are drakes...@ruthhope?

 

[Johnchickens2]

Can't do this with Muscovy the drakes don't get the drake feather and they don't quack or rasp like Mallard derived.
I see a drake though looking at the thick legs and the legs set apart under the body.
Female Muscovy make a trilling sound, drakes huff and hiss
I think both are drakes...@ruthhope?

Thank you! Any ideas about these two? I hope I have at least 1 female... otherwise I should get one from a breeder, in order to have babies

 

[Colley12]

Can't do this with Muscovy the drakes don't get the drake feather and they don't quack or rasp like Mallard derived.
I see a drake though looking at the thick legs and the legs set apart under the body.
Female Muscovy make a trilling sound, drakes huff and hiss
I think both are drakes...@ruthhope?

Whoops!! That's what I get for trying to be helpful.....yes listen to miss Lydia...don't listen to me. Thank you for the info!

Learn something new everyday

 

[Johnchickens2]

Whoops!! That's what I get for trying to be helpful.....yes listen to miss Lydia...don't listen to me. Thank you for the info!

Learn something new everyday

Thank you for trying to help!

 

[Johnchickens2]

Can't do this with Muscovy the drakes don't get the drake feather and they don't quack or rasp like Mallard derived.
I see a drake though looking at the thick legs and the legs set apart under the body.
Female Muscovy make a trilling sound, drakes huff and hiss
I think both are drakes...@ruthhope?

Both drakes??? Oh...

 

[Colley12]

Thank you for trying to help!

You're welcome!