Pure Ameraucana?

[Crazy_Beautiful]

If your able to look into my past posts... I've recently switched breeds. Think because my daughter was attacked in the past by a Salmon Faverolles roo I just couldn't trust the breed anymore... everyone in my family after a discussion was nervous so we rehomed them to someone else wanting to breed.

So keeping our Ameraucana Roo who we trust we went ahead and got some chicks to hopefully breed Ameraucana's.. as we do love hatching eggs.. I prefer pure breeds as I find sometimes some breeds are hard to find.

Attached our photos of 5 to 6 week olds and as I'm new to the breed I'd love input. In our area this breed is hard to find.

Not every chick has a picture as I couldn't figure out who I had already taken a photo of. I did pictures of legs and faces and a group shot. The rooster is 2 years old we've had him for a year.

Any guesses on gender appreciated.

Hopefully I wasn't duped.

 

[Theorrin]

where did you get the 5-6 week olds?

 

[Crazy_Beautiful]

Just from a farm in my town. She also had hens for sale so I could see the older flock which I thought was a good thing.
She said pure.

 

[Crazy_Beautiful]

I don't know enough... to me they seem younger but I've also read its a slow maturing breed

 

[Chive]

Out of the five photos you sent with the faces and legs, only the first picture looks like a pullet to me. The other 3 look like roosters (the fourth and the sixth picture look like the same chicken).

 

[Crazy_Beautiful]

Typical. Maybe she knew. I'm always try and be truthful so assume others are the same.

Out of the five photos you sent with the faces and legs, only the first picture looks like a pullet to me. The other 3 look like roosters (the fourth and the sixth picture look like the same chicken)

 

[Crazy_Beautiful]

I went back out. What about these ones?
2ND and 3RD photo are the same I believe a hen.