Noob chicken owner trying to gender mixed breeds

[Dimondel]

Hi, a couple months ago I got chickens, and I haven’t for the life of me been able to figure out their genders. Every time I think I’ve got it right, something happens to surprise me. A couple weeks ago, Storey’s brother Tilly, yes, Tilly, started crowing. He was the most dominant one of the lot, big comb, big feet, pretty tail feathers. He looked like image 1. Stormy, the “sister”, always had obvious growing tail feathers when they were young, but I thought it turned out to be nothing, since we’re passing the 4 month mark on Stormy now. I thought it would’ve been more obvious. The next 4 images are pictures of my chickens, two of which I think are roosters. However, I would love some more experienced insight. In order from no. 2, there’s Stormy (4mo), Cammie (4.5mo), Kiro (1.5mo) and Tigerlily (1.5mo). Stormy and Tilly (the first one) are siblings, and so are Kiro and Tigerlily. I’m pretty sure Kiro is a boy, however I feel it’s a bit young for him to start crowing, which was why I was surprised, since I thought at this point the older two must be hens. Not so sure anymore. Someone in my family mentioned that dominant hens can crow, and since it is a quieter crow that happens once a day, I’m not sure, though I don’t know if hens do that at this age, wouldn’t think so.

 

[3KillerBs]

I don’t want to bother them and it’s definitely bothering them.

How do you know?

Have they complained?

While there are plenty of stories about neighbors complaining, there are also stories of people who were terrified that neighbors would have problems with the roosters only to have the neighbor causally mention "I love the sound of your rooster. It reminds me of visiting grandpa's farm."

 

[cherrynberry]

All pullets other than the one in the first photo.

 

[Dimondel]

The first one is your male.

I got rid of him since I know that. He’s not here anymore. I just put him there for comparison to stormy. Sorry for not clarifying.

 

[Dimondel]

Thank you for everyone’s help, I finally found the crower, it was Stormy, as I suspected, the black one.

 

[Painted Calls]

She has a female specific pattern and no male specific feathers. Those two things do not lie.

She's right at the age where if she were male, those specific feathers and coloring would be coming in.

Are you not allowed roosters, or do just not want a crower?

 

[Dimondel]

Please give me a bit, I’m having an anxiety attack. These are my first chickens, so I don’t want to give them away, but I’m being told many things by different people on here and in real life. I can’t deal with the crowing though, it’s making me very anxious.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

First is male, second two are females, need better pics of the last.

 

[Dimondel]

Yeah sorry

 

[Dimondel]

Sorry, been super busy, will try and get more pics tomorrow. Just wondering if it’s possible for dominant hens to crow at such a young age?