All turned out to be Roosters - Need Help

[dovecanyon]

Hi thanks. yes, none of the crow though. I will tell her to start building nests for them just in case they turn out to be pullets. Would you know how many nests are needed initially?

Two or three nests will be fine. You can build a dozen and they will all want to use the same one or two!

 

[dovecanyon]

Pullets! Lucky you! Maybe one roo... How perfect would that be?

 

[dovecanyon]

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This is the only one I see slightly showing possible rooster signs. The feathers look a little longer and like they are bending downward. The face is a little redder in the area where I put the arrow.
Very slight suggestions of roo. So not definitely, still. LOL

Nah, I'm pretty sure that's a beautiful lady.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hi thanks for sharing your experience and information! If they all turn out to be roos then I would still feel bad that they won't have any hens around. But that's just thinking from a human perspective.

I have a rooster-only flock and a flock with hens and roosters. My roosters in the flock without hens are just as happy as the roosters with the hens.

Hi guys, again sorry for not replying sooner. Finally I got some pictures. The chickens in these pictures are still not posing the way they should but I hope some of them can be identified.
Here is the link to the new pictures + a short video.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qrItPJFoGuqcyZu5Fd06brXme7g1rUmf?usp=sharing

I am also adding them here for your convenience.
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If they are cockerels, they could be hen-feathered, which means that they'll never develop pointed saddle or hackle feathers.