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They're brassy back old English game bantams.

The EE and RIR are pullets. I think the rumpless one is likely to be a cockerel with that amount of comb and wattles at 14 weeks. A clear, top view photo of its back and saddle are would be helpful.

With a comb that size and color at 6-7 weeks, he is a cockerel.

Good deal! Sometimes pullets can get bigger combs early. But I was also looking at its overall lighter color, which is another sign of a male. But what the lab says goes.

The Faverolles is a pullet. The barred rock is looking like a cockerel to me. The Orpington is looking like a pullet so far, but these can be slow to mature, so I wouldn't say it is definite yet. Same story with the Sapphire Sky. So far it is looking like a pullet but things could change.

This is a pullet.

Wow, that's very unusual! I think in this case it's going to take a while longer to tell. A couple of clear pictures showing the comb could help.

I think cockerel because of the large comb at so young an age.

It's a red pyle old English game bantam pullet. 12 weeks old, more or less.

Mixed breed. Looks much too small to be a Marans and there's too much white on him, too.

Yes, I agree that they are pullets.

The green egger is a cockerel. I think the Easter egger is a pullet.

The comb looks pretty large to me for 5 weeks. I'd wait and see for a while longer before judging.

Both pullets, in my opinion. I think the first is a Starlight Green Egger or Whiting True Green, depending on the source hatchery. The black one looks like a pure Ameraucana to me, but I could be wrong. Might be an Easter egger or olive egger.

Looks like a dark shade of blue to me. I see no evidence of barring to call it blue cuckoo. Breed is maybe blue Marans, Andalusian or some type of Easter egger.

I'm think either black copper Marans or one of the Marans hybrids like Midnight Majesty.

Probably cuckoo old English game bantam.

I think the first one is a female and the second one is a male.

That's terrible. I'm sorry that happened. Not sure if there's anything to be done about it with straight run chicks.

All males. Females would not have solid black breast feathers.