What gender are these please?

[Tialena]

Hi, here are my bantams not sure what type they are, was hoping someone could help me sex them please?

 

[Alison Pony]

if they have spurs they are roosters

 

[howfunkyisurchicken]

if they have spurs they are roosters

Not necessarily, I've had several hens with impressive spurs.

Besides, those birds don't look old enough to exhibit that trait yet.

OP- knowing their age and having individual pictures of each bird (of the comb, and a full side profile shot) would help us a lot. They look like Cochins, are their legs feathered?

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Not necessarily, I've had several hens with impressive spurs.

Besides, those birds don't look old enough to exhibit that trait yet.

OP- knowing their age and having individual pictures of each bird (of the comb, and a full side profile shot) would help us a lot. They look like Cochins, are their legs feathered?

x2

 

[Tialena]

Yes their legs and feet are feathered, this is the eldest I think is about 8-9 wks?

 

[howfunkyisurchicken]

I'd guess they're probably Cochins (will have a single comb) or Brahmas (will have pea comb) then. The one up front in your second pic is a splash Cochin

 

[ftfarmer22]

Not necessarily, I've had several hens with impressive spurs.

Besides, those birds don't look old enough to exhibit that trait yet.

OP- knowing their age and having individual pictures of each bird (of the comb, and a full side profile shot) would help us a lot. They look like Cochins, are their legs feathered?

X2

 

[Mountain Peeps]

Hi, here are my bantams not sure what type they are, was hoping someone could help me sex them please?

They are still too young to say for certain. I would post clearer pics in a couple weeks.

if they have spurs they are roosters

Hens can actually grow spurs just like roosters.

Spurs are not a safe way to determine gender.

 

[drumstick diva]

too young we are not clairvoyants - some folks post pictures as soon as the chicks are dry from hatching.

 

[jessivogel]

They are still too young to say for certain. I would post clearer pics in a couple weeks.

Hens can actually grow spurs just like roosters.  Spurs are not a safe way to determine gender.

X2 I have a buff Orpington hen that has an impressive set of spurs