Sex of barnyard mix chicks

[Kristyh119]

I am having a really hard time trying to guess the sex of my 6 week old chicks. My last set were pure breeds and I had a decent idea by this point. With these mixes I haven’t a clue. Even though they’re still young I wanted to see anyone with more experience had any idea. I’ve been trying to get decent pics all day but they wouldn’t stay still long enough for a clear picture, so I had to take them while they were on the roosts. Unfortunately they’re not standing, but none seem to be more upright than the others yet. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.

Chick #1 wcb Polish/BSL

chick #2 wcb/BSL

#3 BA/splash or buff polish

#4 BA/EE (hatched way smaller than others had a cracked shell with slight bleeding at day 15 or 16) I believe this is a cockerel

#5 I believe is pure BA hatched from a BA egg and not crested so it father must be the BA

#6 wcb/BA

#7 this little cutie is BA/wcb Polish, it’s about 10 days younger than the others so its probably is to young to be sexed but it’s just so cute I had to include it.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

All cockerels except maybe 3 and 7.

 

[Kristyh119]

All cockerels except maybe 3 and 7.

Omg I really hope not... is there some reason my hens would mostly make boys?

 

[Better Than Rubies]

What unique crosses! I think that would be fun to cross breed (I don't have a rooster, but a couple of my neighbors do).
The first and second ones are probably cockerels.
The third one I'm not sure on, but yes, it may very well be a cockerel...or very possibly a pullet; hard to say.
The fourth looks male. The fifth looks like a pullet. The sixth looks like a cockerel.
And the seventh one, possibly a male, but MAYBE a pullet.

 

[Kristyh119]

What unique crosses! I think that would be fun to cross breed (I don't have a rooster, but a couple of my neighbors do).
The first and second ones are probably cockerels.
The third one I'm not sure on, but yes, it may very well be a cockerel...or very possibly a pullet; hard to say.
The fourth looks male. The fifth looks like a pullet. The sixth looks like a cockerel.
And the seventh one, possibly a male, but MAYBE a pullet.

Thanks so much.. I love cross breeds. It makes hatching even more fun having no idea what is going to come out of each egg.