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A little early to tell definitively, but your GLW and BR look to be a Pullet to me right now, but the BR has more white than I am used to seeing this early on, so keep an eye on the BR, unsure of the other as I don't have experience with that breed to give an opinion.

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Pullet. Large brown eggs will be headed your way!

Never had an EE get so "pink" at 7 weeks, maybe a fast maturing Pullet, but I'd lean Cockerel 70/30 if I were a betting man, if "she" lays an egg I reserve the right to change my original opinion :)

I would agree, I'd guess all 3 are cockerels.

Thank you, she was my favorite hen, a SS. I still miss that chicken.

I would not use unless you are experiencing issues within the flock, if you're feeding a good quality chick feed, that's all they need. We use a little sugar water or electrolyte the 1st day or so but nothing else but plain water after that. Quality chick grower feeds will give your chicks the...

#2 is a pullet, males will not have coloration and pattern as this bird has.

Agreed! Very handsome fellow!

1 and 3 are iffy but I'd lean Pullet, 2 is 100% pullet, #4 I'm saying Cockerel.

Basically the color, I think a CM would be much lighter in color and pattern, but if it's a mix it could be pretty much anything too.

7 Weeks, I'd say Cockerel most likely with that much development going on.

It's only a guess but I'd place wages on an Olive Egger Cockerel. Pretty bird no matter what breed.

100% cockerel, no doubt about it.

Cockerel and not a BR, here is our BR Pullet at 4wks for comparison. Not the best photo, but I think you can see the difference.

Color is throwing me off on this one, I think I see the start of male saddle's coming in, but I can't be sure. I'm 60/40 right now on this one being a cockerel, but boy I could be completely wrong too.

I agree 100%!

Depends on the age. Comb and wattles are pretty red, and legs look rather large, so if this is a young bird, I'm leaning cockerel, and older bird would change my opinion most likely.

How old are we talking? The BR does look like a Cockerel, double barring, but I've seen late maturing females have a lighter coloration too.

I agree, 6,7,10,15 all seem to lean cockerels if they are 8 weeks old, my experience is that the pullets do mature quick, but nothing with that size of comb and color at 8 weeks.