Silkie X easter egger crosses. Gender help?

[and-roo]

Three broody hens hatched one egg each this spring within about a week of each-other. The hen that laid all three of those eggs was a bluish EE and the roo is a splash silkie. The oldest is a splash I'm thinking/hoping is a girl and I think one of the blue ones is a boy and one might be a girl... What do you guys think?

the splash chick

the older blue chick (I think this is a boy)

and the youngest blue chick (possibly a pullet)

 

[and-roo]

a face pic of the younger blue chick

 

[K Spot]

They all look like pullets to me

 

[Earthmamafl]

Three broody hens hatched one egg each this spring within about a week of each-other. The hen that laid all three of those eggs was a bluish EE and the roo is a splash silkie. The oldest is a splash I'm thinking/hoping is a girl and I think one of the blue ones is a boy and one might be a girl... What do you guys think?

the splash chick

the older blue chick (I think this is a boy)

and the youngest blue chick (possibly a pullet)

I think maybe the gray one is a boy. Because the others look like they inherited the silkie puffs that look like it’s over the eyes, I think those are girls.

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I'm not seeing any pointy saddle feathers in these pictures. I would say pullets for now although the bigger blue one looks like it might possibly be the one that could be a boy. Anything silkie is hard to sex unfortunately.

 

[bantamsrmyfav]

Andrew would know at this point, the post is from 4 years ago