Sexing question

[Fluffy Lambs]

Slim is a tolbunt polish.
my husband wanted a created polish but the breeder didn’t have any. So he chose slim. Slim is the loudest of the 5.
I try every day to sit and hold and talk to them. I’m really wanting docile chicks. Rizzo is the only one that will set with me. Beside Billie Jean. (I think it just tolerates me.)
Nuggs and Gerti want nothing to do with being held.

Here is a pic of my crowing cockerel:

 

[JenBmomof3]

Nuggs: roo
Gerti: probably hen
Rizzo: hen
Billie Jean: looks hen but its a silkie and has big comb and then also looks roo so probably roo
Slim: roo maybe?

Is Nuggs a Legbar? If so, it's a pullet.

Is Nuggs a Legbar? If so, it's a pullet.

We were told partridge olive egger. So yes ?
Not positive
I’m super new to chickens. Trying very hard to learn. Lol

 

[JenBmomof3]

Here is a pic of my crowing cockerel:View attachment 2755571

Love the hair do

 

[JedJackson]

We were told partridge olive egger. So yes ?
Not positive
I’m super new to chickens. Trying very hard to learn. Lol

An olive egger is different, and I couldn.'t be certain about them. Legbar males and females have different coloring and you can tell early on which is which fe

Honestly, I think it is going to take a few more weeks to sex these chicks. They are a little too young.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

We were told partridge olive egger. So yes ?
Not positive
I’m super new to chickens. Trying very hard to learn. Lol

I would expect it to have a pea comb if it was a olive egger and it has single.

 

[JenBmomof3]

I would expect it to have a pea comb if it was a olive egger and it has single.

The other was to be a prairie bluebell egger.
maybe I got the two mixed up?

I’m honestly not sure.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

It think Gerti is your olive egger!

 

[JenBmomof3]

It think Gerti is your olive egger!

I very well could have mixed them up.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

I think you did. Problem solved! (Hopefully!)

 

[JenBmomof3]

I think you did. Problem solved! (Hopefully!)

So if I did the. They both are hens?
or it’s still too soon to tell?