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It's a pullet!

Both are pullets

Easter Egger Bantam cockerel

All are pullets!

It's too young to have fully developed sex feathering and tails aren't useful in sexing, especially at this age. By the time sickles develop, there are many other secondary sex characteristics evident. Here is sex feathering that he is starting to develop:

It has a pea comb and appears to be an Olive Egger

He's definitely a cockerel and has male-specific feathering

He's a mixed breed cockerel

Thanks for the update! Beautiful!

It has correct chick down and color, just incomplete lacing. I am confident this bird is silver laced

It's a Silver Laced Orpington with hatchery-quality lacing. Due to the loose feathers of the breed many have improper lacing!

Black Breasted Red Old English Game Bantam cockerel :)

Looks like a pullet to me!

These are Production Reds (hatchery Rhode Island Reds). There was a mixup :(

I also only see two pullets😳

All appear to be pullets. Second is actually a Mottled d'Uccle!

Barring and head spot: It's a bit more subtle with blue sexlinks because of single barring copy and blue gene!

You have a pair. These are a blue-sexlinked crossbreed. The males have a headspot and are barred. In the future, pick chicks without the headspot to avoid males! :)

She's a Black Sexlink. :)

He's definitely a cockerel :)