4 week old chick gender guesses? (Plus results as they mature)

[DemeterAD9]

4 weeks old today! They are developong their own personalities and I’m guessing there are more roos than hens. 5-7 are BYM. And yes, I know they are still really young to get an accurate gender.

Two EE that I’m guessing both are male.
Chick 1, an absolute turd to the others.

Chick 2, chest bumps with the above often.

Two frizzles that I believe are fathered by a frizzle EE.
Chick 3. Tiny legs/feet, smallest chick. Pullet?

Chick 4, largest chick, has a bit of an attitude. Cockerel?

Chick 5, best behaved and I’m hopeful it is a pullet. Does not argue with the others.

Chick 6, will chest bump with the two EEs

And chick 7, my device died before I got to this one. This one has me stumped.

 

[JedJackson]

1 and 2 are looking like males to me. The white one has those red shoulder patches, and the blue one has very chunky legs. Plus their combs are large.

3, 5 and 6 are looking like pullets at this point, judging by their combs.

The others are kind of in between.

 

[DemeterAD9]

Updated 8 week old photos of some. Chicks 1 and 2 are definitely boys. The yellow and red one is currently the nicest while the blue one is a bit rough with the pecking.

Chick 4 is the biggest one so far, he and the frizzle female are the most timid.

Chick 7, probably a roo but the comb and waddles are a bit more pale than the other boys’. Has interesting patches of color coming in on its back.

They all went into the coop before I could get decent photos of the others.

 

[Mantisquailman]

I think that all of them are females .all that you showed recently

 

[DemeterAD9]

I think that all of them are females .all that you showed recently

If that ends up being the case I’d be stoked but for 8 week old chicks I don’t think combs and waddles would be that red if they were females. Plus the yellow EE with the red shoulders patches which I thought indicated male. I’ll have to grab photos of the two for-sure girls, their combs are still yellow/tan and tiny.

 

[JedJackson]

All of the main subjects in the photographs are cockerels. Their combs are too large at 8 weeks to be females, in my opinion.