Need help guessing - Roo or Hen? 3 breeds - Pic Heavy

They all 3 look like roos to me right now. The ee maybe a pullet but im not sure i think i see some of that red that only cockerels get
 
Boy/girl/depends on the breed, some of our wlh hens have huge combs, don't let that fool you.
 
Boy/girl/depends on the breed, some of our wlh hens have huge combs, don't let that fool you.

So it really doesn't matter if they have a developing comb? Juno is obviously a boy though right? But there might be hope for Martha to still be a hen?

I've heard so many conflicting things. Someone told me you really can't be sure until they crow or lay an egg. Is that true?
 
So it really doesn't matter if they have a developing comb? Juno is obviously a boy though right? But there might be hope for Martha to still be a hen?

I've heard so many conflicting things. Someone told me you really can't be sure until they crow or lay an egg. Is that true?

to be truthful,,ya its true, ive seen many many MANY different ways people use to GUESS,, but only real way is cock-a-doodle-doo,, or kaplunk egg lol
on breeds like leghorns the hens comb can be as big as the roos at first, which is what juno looks like a leghorn, if he is a she lol, then after a while that comb will flop over,, martha could be either or,, my guess is she is a mark or mike lol. but in about 3 to 4 months youll be closer to answering your own question. kinda confusing aint it. its suppose to be, thats why we addicted to em lol
 
to be truthful,,ya its true, ive seen many many MANY different ways people use to GUESS,, but only real way is cock-a-doodle-doo,, or kaplunk egg lol
on breeds like leghorns the hens comb can be as big as the roos at first, which is what juno looks like a leghorn, if he is a she lol, then after a while that comb will flop over,, martha could be either or,, my guess is she is a mark or mike lol. but in about 3 to 4 months youll be closer to answering your own question. kinda confusing aint it. its suppose to be, thats why we addicted to em lol
It's definitely a challenge. The only thing is I'm not allowed to keep roosters, just hens - so the sooner I can find out te better. I'm also WAY to easily attached and the longer they stay the more attached I get. =\ It is fun to try and guess what's going on. I suppose people with a lot of experience with a certain breed are the best to ask since they know the trend of what hens and roos look like growing up. I definitely don't want to get rid of anyone prematurely. I'll wait until its a sure thing.
 

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