7 week chicks - do these look like pullets?

This is Pepper. She (or he) is the one who does the stare down with Nutmeg. He went at her with his feet first once that I saw. S/he usually will yield to him. The other barred rock with have has a slightly bigger wattle. Pepper has a shorter tail and little spiky feathers on her head. Pepper will jump on your shoulder and has jumped on my daughter's head also.
 

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This is Nigella, the other BR. Don't have a lot to say about her. She's pretty chill.
 

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I found a picture on this forum of about six barred rocks at about six weeks old and I see what you mean about seeing them altogether. The males were lighter and combs more developed and legs weren't as dark. My son and I were reassured by the image that our barred rocks were pullets. We did have a third barred rock who sadly had a leg deformity that we put down, so hopefully that was the hatchery extra surprise cockerel.
 

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