What sex are these

[chipens]

Orpington cross barred rock and shaver. Three months old
I think they're all roos? There are 5 all up think I missed one (pretty sure it's a hen tho) but I'm insure on the speckly ones (Orpington/barred rock)

 

[featheredplanets]

imo they’re all cockerels

 

[KikiLeigh02]

I think you're right, they all look like cockerels to me.

 

[TheTwoRoos]

I’m going with girls,I see no saddle feathering.

 

[Top Rooster]

I actually think they’re all hens. That’s what they look like to me. Three months is about the age hens start to grow out they’re combs and wattles and then they could be laying within the next month to 7 or 8 months old. Most start at about 5 or 6 months, but I’ve had hens that start a four.

 

[chipens]

Thanks, that's why I got confused! The head looks roo like and the body hen ish, feathers are not as pointy as should be if roosters

 

[KikiLeigh02]

If they're only 12 weeks it may still be a little early for male feathering. Some birds have it by then but some take longer. Anywhere from 12-15 weeks is normal.

 

[TheTwoRoos]

I personally start seeing it 10-11 weeks,but that’s the start,some do develop later.

 

[chipens]

They are exactly 12 weeks today! Haha, so could be to early? I have another red/brown i think same parentsas this one, that is definitely a hen its slightly older so I think the brown is definitely a cockeral.
Do bigger breeds take more time to show feathers?

 

[aglandaetap]

I’m guessing they are all cockerels.