What gender are these?

[Little Farm Girl]

What gender are these 3 Polish?

 

[Little Farm Girl]

Also, is this silkie a hen?

 

[JedJackson]

Also, is this silkie a hen?
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It would help to know their ages. The Silky is looking like a pullet to me at this point. The Polish are more difficult. I see big red wattles, so I think you may have a cockerel or two, depending on age.

 

[Little Farm Girl]

They are pretty young I think the youngest one is probably around a month old, and then the oldest probably is around 2 1/2 old. I really have no clue though, they were giving to my daughter so???

 

[JedJackson]

They are pretty young I think the youngest one is probably around a month old, and then the oldest probably is around 2 1/2 old. I really have no clue though, they were giving to my daughter so???

Polish are very difficult to sex until they are older, but I think the two larger birds could be cockerels due to the fairly well developed and very red wattles at so early an age. I'm not certain, however. Best bet is to get more opinions and probably hold onto them for a few more weeks and re-evaluate them then. If you can't keep cockerels/roosters, it's a good idea to start looking for a potential new home.

 

[Little Farm Girl]

Ok, thank you. My daughter has several Roosters, but she already has a polish Roo and just doesn't like feeding Roosters only to turn around and sell...lol! I guess the polish do take a while to mature

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Jed Jackson