Rooster or hen? Help

[Kiki]

All boys.

 

[Chickletmomma]

It's variable with different breeds because of different rates of maturity. But IMHO, at that young, with that much comb/redness, the chances are high that they are boys. Definitely think the buff is a boy with those wattles. Sorry.

Yea I have been trying to make up excuses to the hubs but can't find anything else guess it's time to try to give them away

 

[Fire Ant Farm]

Of course, boys can be awesome...

 

[guinealeghorn]

I think they look like boys, too. I feel your pain. I got a box of 11 chicks with a mother hen from an auction. Of the chicks, 3 were hens. That leaves 8 roosters! How did you get them?

 

[AlleysChicks]

I thought so typically when do they crow?

It depends. My ones were younger than 4 weeks and my main man was 4 months before he was crowing.

 

[Chickletmomma]

I think they look like boys, too. I feel your pain. I got a box of 11 chicks with a mother hen from an auction. Of the chicks, 3 were hens. That leaves 8 roosters! How did you get them?

They were all given to me at about 2 weeks old. Got the bantams from a local farm and the others came from my sister.

 

[guinealeghorn]

Cool! Too bad they all seem to be boys. Do ave any other birds?

 

[Chickletmomma]

Cool! Too bad they all seem to be boys. Do ave any other birds?

I do as of now I have 6 bantams 3 are roos. 2 buffs 1 is a roo 3 barred and 1 is a roo and austolorp. What are the odds in keeping one bantam roos and one barred roo will the get along?

 

[Kiki]

Do you plan on keeping them in the same coop?
Or separate coops?

 

[drumstick diva]

Barred rock is definitely a cockerel. As our the others. Please post photos at "what breed or gender is this." if you want opinions here to be confirmed.