Six 4-week olds - Hens or Roos?

[Deo]

Hey there. I have six chicks that need to be sexed. They were picked from a straight-run assortment.

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(Sorry about the quality on some of these in advance. I'm thinking there's five roos and one hen.)

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

You are a few weeks too early for definite answers but I do believe I see a lot of developing males. Those combs will become pink than red over the next few weeks for males, while the pullets should remain yellow orange for a bit.

 

[Nardo]

The first one and the last one may be pullets; the others have a lot of red on the wattles and seem to be cockerels, but someone more experienced will come along in a bit.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

It's a little early, but I'm pretty sure you're right on the 5-1 ratio. 2, 3, & 4 are pretty safe bets for cockerels with those combs and wattles coming in at 4 weeks.

 

[Egghead_Jr]

Pullet, cockerel, cockerel, Leaning pullet, leaning toward cockerel by legs, and 6 is pullet.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Easter Egger too young
Columbian Rock or Deleware Cockerel
Light Sussex Cockerel
Black Austrolorp Cockerel
? Too young
New Hampshire, or production red, too young.

The ones that are too young, post pics of the combs at six weeks.

 

[Deo]

Thank you all for some insight. Ill be posting pictures when they're around 7 weeks.