13 weeks old supposed to be a pullet.

[eggspecto_patronum]

Are these two roosters? Their saddle feathers and hackles look very rooish but no signs of spurs.
Also what breed is the brown one?
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[cstephens1987]

Yes those are cockerels

 

[sylviethecochin]

Definitely boys. Most of mine don't really show much spur development until about six months in, though growth rates vary, of course.

The brown looks like he's got Marans in him, with that short tail and skinny neck; I think crossbreed is really likely.

 

[eggspecto_patronum]

Ugh I was afraid he was starting to look like a welsummer rooster

 

[eggspecto_patronum]

Definitely boys. Most of mine don't really show much spur development until about six months in, though growth rates vary, of course.

The brown looks like he's got Marans in him, with that short tail and skinny neck; I think crossbreed is really likely.

He shouldn't be a crossbreed, he came from ideal. He also shouldn't be a boy so who knows.

 

[sylviethecochin]

He shouldn't be a crossbreed, he came from ideal. He also shouldn't be a boy so who knows.

Then he probably is purebred, though maybe of questionable quality. We'll see what @JedJackson and @Gray Farms think.

 

[eggspecto_patronum]

Here are two more pictures. Is the white one an EE? I'm questioning everything at this point.

 

[Gray Farms]

Easter Egger & Welsummer. Both are undoubtedly cockerels. Sexing is only 90% accurate at best "with the exception of sexlinks". So even when you order/buy pullets from a hatchery there is still a chance you'll get cockerels.