Need help determining if my chicks are hens or roos

[Lisamg]

New chicken mama here. Need some help determining if "goldie" my GLW is a hen or roo. She is very feisty (to say it nicely) and has a comb that is getting larger and brighter every day.
Also, I have 2 barred rocks and one has very distinct black and white feathers and barely any tail at all but the other has had tail feathers for 2 weeks and is more greyblack and less white. I believe they are both girls but just wondering. Any info is appreciated. I ordered all hens, but I did pick them up on April fools day so you never know lol

 

[23kthistlethwaite]

With the barred rocks, the one with more white is cockerel the other is a pullet. I am leaning towards cockerel for the GLW

 

[Sortacountrychicken]

Barred Rocks can be sexed by the barring. One white barring gene is received by the females and the males get two. This makes the females look a lot darker than the males. The wyandotte looks to be male.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

With the barred rocks, the one with more white is cockerel the other is a pullet. I am leaning towards cockerel for the GLW

Agree.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Wyandotte is a cockerel. Pretty sure the the lighter Rock is a cockerel and other a pullet

 

[Lisamg]

uhhh thank you everyone. Not the news I wanted to hear. I figured the GLW was a rooster but I'm sad that the barred rock is too. My daughter is going to be so upset, we cannot keep the roosters where we live.