What gender are my chickens? *LOTS OF PICS!*

sunny & the 5 egg layers

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My chicks are 7-8 weeks old. I need some help identifying what gender each one of them are. I got them from the pullet bin at TSC but I am pretty sure I may have a roo mixed in there. Thank you.

#1 A Black Australorp
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#2 A Production Red
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#3 A Dark Brahma
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#4 A Black Australorp
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#5 A Production Red (suspected rooster)
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#6 A Dark Brahma
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Thank you guys. #1 and #5 actually make a different sound then all the others. Its like a deeper sound whenever I try to pick them up. Would that mean roo?
 
sunny & the 5 egg layers :

Thank you guys. #1 and #5 actually make a different sound then all the others. Its like a deeper sound whenever I try to pick them up. Would that mean roo?

Sounds can vary rooster to rooster, breed to breed. My Modern Game rooster has a VERY high pitched voice compared to his girlie's voices; which is very funny to watch considering he's slightly taller and more robust than them.
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And yes I agree with you all, 1 and 5 are roosters.​
 
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It is my understanding that with production reds, the hen is red & the rooster is white. I have Golden Comets, all hens and they have large combs & whattles. Austroplorps also tend to have larger combs & whattles and mature slowly.
 

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