Easter Egger pullers and Roos?

[audreymarie]

We bought some Easter Eggers this year in Louisburg Kansas at a feed store and I’m stumped on some of their colors and sexing. Wondering if y’all have any hens that used to look like these babies do now and if these are pullets or Roos.
This is our third year of baby chicks and we’ve had EE before just stumped this year.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Pic #11 & #12 assuming the same chick, looks at this time to be a cockerel by the size & color in the comb & developing wattles. The comb is very interesting, unsure which. You do have pea combs & straight combs in the mix. How old are they?

 

[audreymarie]

Yes 11 and 12 are the same bird! And they are 5 weeks! Is it normal for EE to have straight combs? I thought they were more of a pea comb kinda chicken

 

[ChickNanny13]

EEs normallhy have pea combs but you need to remember EEs are a mix "breed". #11/12 comb is very interesting, a mix of pea and ? I've never seen one like that. Just enjoy them, will be interesting to see the color of their eggs.

 

[rascal66]

EEs normallhy have pea combs but you need to remember EEs are a mix "breed". #11/12 comb is very interesting, a mix of pea and ? I've never seen one like that. Just enjoy them, will be interesting to see the color of their eggs.

That comb almost reminds me of a rose comb, maybe even a rose hybrid comb? I have a little cockerel with a similar shape
Sort of a bad picture but here:

 

[ChickNanny13]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-9-comb-types.63029/

 

[NatJ]

How many chicks are there?

Just going by the comb/wattle size and color:

I think photo 7 & 8 are showing a cockerel. (I think photos 9 & 10 are the same chick, too?)

I agree with ChickNanny13 that photos 11 & 12 show a cockerel. (Photo 14 is that same chick again, right?)

Photo 19 & 20 I would call "maybe cockerel," and all the others are "maybe pullet."

A few more weeks of age will probably make a big difference to how obvious it is.