Second opinion - Roosters?

[Sarcastic_Capybara]

We've had three hatches this year - all own eggs, hen raised and freeranged from birth.

First hatch of 3 are 20 weeks and second hatch of 9 are 14 weeks and its looking like 9, maybe even 11 are boys

Time has come for rehoming or culling unfortunately. While some are very obviously boys there are a couple I'm not 100% sure on. Size, leg thickness and tail feathers would suggest boys but they have quite rounded saddle feathers.

I've had mixed opinions from elsewhere, so just looking for a second opinion before we separate them from the flock.

I need to get some better pictures of four of the them, so will post those later - but these are the first few.

I know some are definitely boys but I've purposely not put which ones I'm unsure about so I can get unbiased opinions

 

[Sloane Chickens]

They all look like boys to me. Except that first one. That’s the only one I’m not 100% on.

 

[Sarcastic_Capybara]

The grey one?

 

[Sarcastic_Capybara]

These are the other 4. I think there first three are roos, but not sure on the last one (the one in the run)

 

[Sloane Chickens]

The grey one?

Yeah with the pale looking comb / wattles. I mean it could be a boy - probably is. Just not screaming boy like the rest to me

 

[Sloane Chickens]

These are the other 4. I think there first three are roos, but not sure on the last one (the one in the run)

oo that’s hard. How old is it? What breed. The first three are defo roos to me. 4th I’m on the fence.

 

[Sarcastic_Capybara]

Mom is a Leghorn Hybrid and dad is a Barred Plymouth Rock X Light Sussex

 

[Sloane Chickens]

Mom is a Leghorn Hybrid and dad is a Barred Plymouth Rock X Light Sussex

Ooo a hard one.
If closer to the 20 week hatch - I’d say could go either way. If younger hatch, I’d say a roo.

 

[Sarcastic_Capybara]

That one is second hatch - 14 weeks!

 

[Sloane Chickens]

That one is second hatch - 14 weeks!

I’d say possibly a roo then. But also hard to say