Now Im even more confussed...ee gender help please

[mom wewantchicks!]

Well after pouring over the other pictures Im just even more confussed lol. These guys are about 8 weeks old any help would be great

They all look so similiar and its hard to get them to stand still for a picture

 

[bloom_ss]

I think I see a couple of boys in there, but it's so hard to tell not being able to see their feather colors properly.

Maybe someone that has a bit more experience can tell from those pictures, but I think if you take some good pictures of them from the side so we can see their feathering better you would get more accurate responses.

 

[hdowden]

if you can catch them...take a look at the feathers around their necks if they are slinder long and pointed then you have a roo if they are fat and rounded like normal feathers on a hen then its a hen...heres some pics to help

roo is in frount notice the feathers around his neck are slinder long and pointed

heres my bantam roo he is about 4-6 months closer to 5 but you can see that he has his long slinder feathers around his neck

heres my pullet notice how all her feathers look the same from her neck on

heres anouther pic of a light brahma hen notice how her neck feathers are fater than on the roos, color patteren prevents you from seen that they are rounded

 

[bloom_ss]

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This is true, but the OPs chicks are not nearly old enough to have started developing hackle and saddle feathers yet.

 

[Illia]

I see 3 boys.


Take a look at your chicks, you'll notice 3 of them are black and white splotchy all over but with some reddish brown coming in on the wings - Those are your boys.


The white ones with reddish brown on the breast and head are definite girls.

 

[mom wewantchicks!]

I can catch them its getting them to hold still,they think they are my babies. I will have to get some better pics in a bit with a helper