New images of SS and SLW for opinions

[Kaddi143]

Please ONLY reply if you want to help me, I have had a few not so friendly replies and if you can't be nice and help me please refrain and ignore my question or posts. I have to get a chicken license so figuring our ASAP if these are cockrels is relevant to permit violation. The SS and SLW are a breed I'm unfamiliar with and have never owned, none of my friends have any so I can only ask what I do not know and read what information I can locate to uncover sexing these two. And from everything I have read SS are particularly hard due to combs and waddled. But feathers with a white dot I'm not seeing. A white line yes but no dots? And SLW I'm clueless no pink on comb and it's not really developing...any help with some signs I can look for or if you see them you can explain them to me to watch for would be greatly appreciated! I don't see saddle feathers on either and the SS barely has any tail feathers if that makes a difference? you

 

[Acre4Me]

Appear to young to accurately sex. How old are these?

 

[Kaddi143]

Appear to young to accurately sex. How old are these?

4-6 weeks different ranges

 

[Kaddi143]

I am watching development closely bc of violation issues and I kinda have to read on these two breeds bc I have never had them and have no idea what indicator to watch for if that makes sense? Some breeds have developments that show earlier and some do not, if these do I'd love insights!

 

[Kaddi143]

Appear to young to accurately sex. How old are these?

4-6 weeks but here is up close jumped out of box into my arms by accident today, I happened to catch her thank Goodness.

 

[Acre4Me]

We have 12 week old straight run SS. We have 1 boy, 2 girls. The boy was obvious by 6 weeks due to comb growth and color and wattle growth. Even now the girls don’t have much comb, color or wattles. So, I think your SS may be a girl. but still a bit young.

the SLW is too young yet.

 

[Kaddi143]

We have 12 week old straight run SS. We have 1 boy, 2 girls. The boy was obvious by 6 weeks due to comb growth and color and wattle growth. Even now the girls don’t have much comb, color or wattles. So, I think your SS may be a girl. but still a bit young.

the SLW is too young yet.

She has comb but it is white and no waddle. Moreover she is developing feathers in a way I've never seen so it may be SS breed but she really has lots of breast feathers barely tail and wings flew out of cage twice now.

 

[Kaddi143]

Not sure why she has no tail feathers

 

[Kaddi143]

She has comb but it is white and no waddle. Moreover she is developing feathers in a way I've never seen so it may be SS breed but she really has lots of breast feathers barely tail and wings flew out of cage twice now.View attachment 2662227