They're both pullets. By 17 weeks, you'd know if you had a rooster. Although Ameraucanas are tough to sex, you can tell by 17 weeks.
17 week old Ameraucanas and I still cannot tell if male or female.
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deemathes
Chirping
Sooo, how did this work out? I am in a similar situation, with my "girls" looking just like yours...
Gnarled Carrots
In the Brooder
They all look like pullets. The combs and wattles are too small to be roosters. They also don't appear to have prominent feathers or colorings of roosters!
Gnarled Carrots
In the Brooder
Curious to see what they look like now, though!
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