Sexing my 1 month old chicks

[kristina84]

I have 4,1 month old chicks. 2 easter eggers and 2 prairie bluebell eggers. I am fairly sure 1 is a rooster because he's much bigger than the others. But I've never had to do this with peacombs before. Any chance you can give your input on pullets vs cockerels?

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

I have 4,1 month old chicks. 2 easter eggers and 2 prairie bluebell eggers. I am fairly sure 1 is a rooster because he's much bigger than the others. But I've never had to do this with peacombs before. Any chance you can give your input on pullets vs cockerels?

The black one in the last photo with the white throat is the only possible to in my opinion.

 

[BOchickmama4]

looks like all females to me

 

[kristina84]

The black one in the last photo with the white throat is the only possible to in my opinion.

Only possible roo?

 

[kristina84]

looks like all females to me

I didn't want any roosters but I've been so used to the lightest one being a roo that I was kinda excited. My daughter might be devastated

 

[BOchickmama4]

Lightest one might be a roo, can you post photos in a couple weeks of them and we can see them then?

 

[kristina84]

Lightest one might be a roo, can you post photos in a couple weeks of them and we can see them then?

Will do

 

[BOchickmama4]

I have 4,1 month old chicks. 2 easter eggers and 2 prairie bluebell eggers.

They all are very adorable! Are they your first chicks?

 

[kristina84]

They all are very adorable! Are they your first chicks?

Kinda. I had chicks in 2015 so it's been a while. I also have 3 older hens that I bought when they were 4 months old

 

[Tookie]

It's really too young to know for certain, a good age to tell is around 8 weeks old.
None are obvious cockerels as of now. Only one I'm suspicious of is #1.