Pullets or cockerells?

[PrettyCoolChicks]

Hi folks,

I have 4 ~6/7 weeks old chicks. Attached are photos, with chicks labeled A, B, C and D. D's feathers seem to be coming in late, but they all hatched within ~2 days of each other.

There was definitely 3 looking different from the 1 since the first couple weeks, so my initial guess is I might end up with 3 roos and 1 hen, though I have no idea which is which now. And I have been notoriously bad at guessing gender so far, so definitely would appreciate some more informed opinions from you all.

They are white leghorn x barnyard crosses (americauna x unknown dad), hatched myself. Based on a previous hatch from the same parents, I've had roos with classic leghorn combs and rosecombs, but also a hen with a more of a pea comb.

Thanks for any help

 

[JedJackson]

A is a little questionable because it has some color to its comb at an early age. But I think it's a pullet.

B and C look like definite pullets.

D is a definite cockerel.

 

[muddy75]

I agree A,B and C look like pullets
D is definitely a cockerel

 

[HollowOfWisps]

Agree A,B,C are pullets D is a cockerel

 

[PrettyCoolChicks]

Thanks! I'll keep an eye on A and compare comb colors with the other two a bit more closely just in case

 

[Fluster Cluck Acres]

A is a little questionable because it has some color to its comb at an early age. But I think it's a pullet.

B and C look like definite pullets.

D is a definite cockerel.

I agree with this- word for word.

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

A and D look like cockerels

 

[Gavinthechickenman]

D is the only cockerel

 

[PrettyCoolChicks]

Chicks are a bit older now and I think there won't be anymore surprises. D was indeed a cockerell and all others turned out to be pullets!

Thanks again all who helped guess

 

[JedJackson]

Chicks are a bit older now and I think there won't be anymore surprises. D was indeed a cockerell and all others turned out to be pullets!

Thanks again all who helped guess

3 out if 4 isn't too bad.