Update on a previous chick sexing post using wing development

[friednotscrambled]

Three weeks ago I posted photos of the wings of wyandotte chicks.... I guessed two pullets and 4 cockerels, based on the huge difference in feather growth.
I put a leg band on one of the pullets to keep track of her.
Today I took photos of each. 5 gold laced and one 'mismatch' silver laced (accidental shipment)

I still believe the two original 'guesses' are hens based on lack of pigmentation of their developing combs (1 silver and 1 gold).... Here are photos of each bird. Be curious as to what more knowledgeable folks would think.

Also of note, the four that I think are cockerels still have a lot of down on their wings.. the other 2 have feathered out much more quickly.

And linking my original post https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/two-questions-sex-and-color.1576893/

 

[Party_Chicken]

I think you are right. Update at 6-8 weeks so we can give you an answer for sure.

 

[-Chanticleer-]

I think you have a even split.

 

[NatJ]

Three weeks ago I posted photos of the wings of wyandotte chicks.... I guessed two pullets and 4 cockerels, based on the huge difference in feather growth.
I put a leg band on one of the pullets to keep track of her.
Today I took photos of each. 5 gold laced and one 'mismatch' silver laced (accidental shipment)

I still believe the two original 'guesses' are hens based on lack of pigmentation of their developing combs (1 silver and 1 gold).... Here are photos of each bird. Be curious as to what more knowledgeable folks would think.

Also of note, the four that I think are cockerels still have a lot of down on their wings.. the other 2 have feathered out much more quickly.

And linking my original post https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/two-questions-sex-and-color.1576893/

By now I imagine they are old enough that you know for sure which are males and which are females. What did they end up being?