What sex and breed are these?

[amyhbass]

Hi. I recently got 4 white bantam chickens at a local auction. I think they might be cochins or (maybe) langshans - or some cross with one of those. My main question is - are they hens or roos? Two of them have spiked combs - shown in the first pic (the one in the rear - its comb flops over to one side or the other - not attached in the back of it), and the other two have a walnut sort of comb - like in the second pic. Their feathers look more like hens to me, but so far I've gotten no eggs - and no crowing. I also have a full-size rooster (a cuckoo marans I think - and several light brahma hens), so maybe his command of the yard keeps them from crowing? (does it work like that?) I'm thinking that someone here can tell me right away what I have. I'm afraid I might have 4 little roos.

I do want some cute little bantam eggs. Thank you for your help!

 

[Smoochie]

I'm sorry but you have some really cute roosters.

 

[donrae]

Mixed breed roosters. Could have some silkie probably 2 generations or more back, some cochin, really who knows.

 

[amyhbass]

okay ... mystery solved - they are really cute though.

Thank you for your help.

 

[hdowden]

white cochin mixes and both cockerels and they are very pretty

 

[Pele]

Mixed breed roosters. Could have some silkie probably 2 generations or more back, some cochin, really who knows.

This exactly

 

[tdgill]

yep, all boys. The pointy saddle feathers (just before the tail feathers) always confirm it for me. Hens have rounded end and wider feathers at that spot. Soooo handsome though!