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That looks right based on the pictures, but if you want to be sure you can always post individual pics. It's best to get the bird's head and the front of its chest in the shot for feather sexing. I would keep an eye on them as the male might overbreed three hens, but he might not.

Is it mostly males? The only male I'm seeing for sure is the last picture, the others look like hens to me.