Pullet or Roo? 6 different 10 week chicks

[brendak081018]

This is my first time raising chickens from chicks. I know the comb and waddles give away roos early on but I have one I think is a roo and one I am not sure on. I am sure the last one is a pullet but am worried there are more than one roo in the bunch. They are 10 weeks old is it to early to tell still?
I swear I have two trying to crow at each other.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

#s 1&2 are cockerels.

also, with those green legs, and non specific coloring, that 'ameraucana' is definitely an EE.

 

[BIRDGIRL79]

Blue Laced and Lavender look like boys

 

[Trux]

1 & 2 Cockerels 3 pullet, 4 not a true wyandotte has straight comb but guess pullet. 5 & 6 pullets

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I would argue that #4 is a true Wyandotte... just a hatchery quality one. I wouldn't use her to breed with, but she is a Wyandotte.

 

[brendak081018]

thank you all. I was worried they both was roos. now can they coexist or is it better to have just one? I have never had a rooster before. I have 6 - year old hens besides these chicks.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

thank you all. I was worried they both was roos. now can they coexist or is it better to have just one? I have never had a rooster before. I have 6 - year old hens besides these chicks.

they can coexist... if they don't have any females around. Otherwise they will start fighting over the female population. The typical ratio is 6-10 females to one male... and even that can fluctuate. Some of them boys are greedy.