Silkie gender help needed

[AfroditaVita]

I have four silkies that are around 5months old, we got them from a breeder when they were 3.5months old and he was not able to tell us there genders. We are trying to figure out there genders so we can name them.

 

[AmeraucanaHank]

sorry, I don't really know but I think the first buff silkie is a rooster. But any way they are all so cute!!!!

 

[pekin queen]

buff both look like cockerels white is a pullet and black looks like a pullet at the moment BUT that could change

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The red one refused to stand still, this is the best picture I could take...

From these, black looks like a pullet and red a cockerel

 

[pekin queen]

From these, black looks like a pullet and red a cockerel

that is what i was thinking

 

[MrFluffyandGirls]

Have made any crowing attempts? They should have started by now or late blooming. Fourish months typically they start to try. From the stance the hens usually look more squated , carry themselves lower to the ground, have a pom pom tail. The male's tend to stand tall allot of the time and you'll start to see little streamers of feathers on his backs side instead of the pom pom cotton ball look.

 

[JedJackson]

Silkies can be very difficult. I hate to bother @LadiesAndJane again but I think she is one of the few who can help.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Can you get pictures of them standing angled from the side? The last red looks like a cockerel and white a pullet but I'm on the fence about the other two. Side pictures can reveal shoulder patches that indicate gender

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Silkies can be a little tricky, but I think the last two (white and red) have pretty big combs.

 

[AfroditaVita]

Can you get pictures of them standing angled from the side? The last red looks like a cockerel and white a pullet but I'm on the fence about the other two. Side pictures can reveal shoulder patches that indicate gender

The red one refused to stand still, this is the best picture I could take...