Sebright, EE, and Whiting True Blue

[Trisseh]

Hey all! I have 3 more to get opinions on. I have an idea on all 3 of them but I’d like input from those far more experienced than I am. And these threads are always fun!
I believe the EE and sebright are around 5-ish weeks, the true blue is a little younger.

sebright:

Whiting True Blue:

EE:

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

EE looks like a pullet, the sebright and True Blue are Cockerels.

 

[Mamatomany123]

Cockerel, cockerel, pullet

 

[Trisseh]

Not-quite-2-weeks later update haha:
EE - don’t judge it’s screwed up left wing. No feathers coming in on that side

sebright and true blue (both very obviously cockerels by now I think. Lol):

 

[Trisseh]

Well there’s definitive proof on the sebright

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The EE is looking a bit cockerel like too

 

[Trisseh]

@Rhodebar Lover i knowwwww but I really hope not. I think I’m a bit in denial. Haha. It’s super skittish until you manage to catch it, then it’s relatively quiet, and it keeps to itself, hides behind the other birds when I go in there, and doesn’t join in with the other fellas’ “fights” but... Could just be a submissive or late blooming cockerel I guess? If this one is a cockerel that means 4/5 boys. And still not sure on the last one, it’s a painted silkie x, but hoping that one at least is a pullet. Lol.

 

[Trisseh]

So that EE is right around the 6 week old mark. When should I be expecting more obvious “cockerel” details on it? The comb has grown in size and is a little pinker than it was but there’s no behaviour jumping out that screams cockerel to me. Unlike the jerk face silkie x cockerel that attacks my hand when I go to fill feeders and waterers. he has a new home lined up. Lol.

 

[Trisseh]

Well I guess with that comb and this red leakage it must be a cockerel... that’s 5 out of 5 that are boys.

 

[Mamatomany123]

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Well I guess with that comb and this red leakage it must be a cockerel... that’s 5 out of 5 that are boys.

Yeah, I would say that's a cockerel.