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It's not chick season anymore. I've got chicks, since I hatch year round, but I can sex my own line really well.

All pullets.

Beautiful pullet, closer to about 4 or 5 months of age. She's still got several weeks of maturing to do before she's ready to lay.

I don't see any Jersey Giants pictured. And the birds pictured look more like they are at least 4 months of age. I see one Splash Orpington pullet. The one you are calling an English Orpington is a mixed breed (feathers on the legs) and has very obvious male specific feathering, indicating he is...

Looks like a pullet for now.

Mixed breeds.

Cockerel.

The first photo shows an Easter Egger cockerel and a Silver Leghorn pullet. The second pic is an Easter Egger pullet. The third is a Cream Legbar cockerel. Last looks like a Japanese bantam cockerel.

Patches of red just starting to come in on the shoulder. It's a boy.

You've got a Splash Marans cockerel.

No. For sexlinking to work, the barring has to be on the hen's side of the equation, not the rooster's. A barred rooster will pass a copy to all of his offspring, regardless of gender. The lack of the head spot means that the Dominique is not the father of that particular chick.

I had the exact opposite with my last hatch. 4 cockerels and only 1 pullet.

Yeah, sorry. The quote didn't post I guess.

The Silkie is too young to even try to guess at. Post again once over 8 weeks of age.

Pullet.

Mixed breed cockerel.

Pullet.

That one is a cockerel. Need a clear pic of Bristol. The body was too blurry to see feather detail properly in the ones previously posted.

Pullet

That's some sort of game fowl rooster.