4 EEs Roos? Hens?

[KKdaChickenTender]

I bought 4 Easter Eggers that were supposed to be sexed pullets at TSC a few days before Easter(March 28) These are now about 11ish weeks old.
I am questioning the sex! While I have not had any of them crow.... I am still leaning toward roos... please tell me I'm wrong! The 1st picture is "Hawkeye" the 2nd & 3rd pics are of the same bird "Cheeks"

 

[DemeterAD9]

They look like girls to me. No red combs, plus their combs would be much bigger by now. I knew for sure my EE roos were boys by 5 weeks due to their already pink and larger pea combs.

This is one of my boys at 8 weeks, he is a good example of a plump red pea comb. You can see a flash of red on the roo in the background, he's also sporting a fat red pea comb.

 

[Cheeper Keeper]

These look like pullets. What do the other two look like that makes you think these could be cockrels?

 

[KKdaChickenTender]

They look like girls to me. No red combs, plus their combs would be much bigger by now. I knew for sure my EE roos were boys by 5 weeks due to their already pink and larger pea combs.

This is one of my boys at 8 weeks, he is a good example of a plump red pea comb. You can see a flash of red on the roo in the background, he's also sporting a fat red pea comb.
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I sure hope you are right! I thought that about the combs too, but not really familiar with EEs. Thanks!

 

[KKdaChickenTender]

These look like pullets. What do the other two look like that makes you think these could be cockrels?

The others have smaller features.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Pullets.
Cockerels will not have the patterns they both show and would have much larger combs by this age.

 

[AinaWGSD]

Agreed, these are both pullets. Their combs are not nearly large or red enough at 11 weeks to be cockerels and they have female specific coloring. Males would typically have darker breast feathers and more solid feather patches on their shoulders.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Pullets

 

[KKdaChickenTender]

These look like pullets. What do the other two look like that makes you think these could be cockrels?

Pullets.
Cockerels will not have the patterns they both show and would have much larger combs by this age.

Thank you so much!

 

[High-Hopes333]

They look like girls to me. No red combs, plus their combs would be much bigger by now. I knew for sure my EE roos were boys by 5 weeks due to their already pink and larger pea combs.

This is one of my boys at 8 weeks, he is a good example of a plump red pea comb. You can see a flash of red on the roo in the background, he's also sporting a fat red pea comb.
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This photo helps. I have 4 Easter Egger chicks I'm trying to confirm are pullets. They are just shy of 4 weeks old.