Need help sexing

[drumstick diva]

The black & gold and probably the white, are both cockerels

 

[alexa009]

1 looks is pullet and the other 2 are cockerels. Oh, thanks for mentioning me @Chickenlover2017!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

The last two are roosters. Pretty sure first one is a pullet.

 

[Twitchy Bee]

Ive been told that this is a hen easter ever but my rooster keep attacking her. Is she really a hen?

 

[sourland]

Sadly I agree with the general consensus that the white and black chicks are cockerels. The gray is probably a pullet.

 

[LilJoe]

The black is a roo looks like a BCM without feathered legs
white is iffy...looks like a CX?
Grey is pullet looks like a silver pencil rock?

 

[DuckPro]

Thanks! I can sex it maybe

 

[Sheena W.]

Thanks! I can sex it maybe

What are your thoughts? And what makes evrryome think the black one is a roo? @sassysarah123 @LilJoe @sourland

 

[Sheena W.]

There is a nice lady who adapted11 of the chicks from my son's school and her city does not allow chickens. So she will be sending them back to the hatchery. I am asking her if I can swap my roos with her other chicks. Need help getting telltales of a pullet since she has a couple to choose from. Thanks.

 

[debid]

There is a nice lady who adapted11 of the chicks from my son's school and her city does not allow chickens. So she will be sending them back to the hatchery. I am asking her if I can swap my roos with her other chicks. Need help getting telltales of a pullet since she has a couple to choose from. Thanks.

There are certain color patterns that are dead giveaways but it takes practice to see. I'd suggest avoiding any with "flashy" coloring (plainer is better for picking girls) and pick the ones with the palest combs. If you can post a photo of the potential replacements, people will help.