Ameraucana gender?

[FuzzyCritters]

Which one? First two pictures or the second two pictures?

First two pictures. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[Painted Calls]

At 18-20 weeks, both birds are pullets.

 

[FuzzyCritters]

At 18-20 weeks, both birds are pullets.

Ah, I must have missed the age. They looked younger to me but at that age I agree on 2 pullets.

 

[Painted Calls]

Ah, I must have missed the age. They looked younger to me but at that age I agree on 2 pullets.

I missed it at first too. No worries.

 

[Silverlilly1]

Nvrmnd. I'd say both gals. I don't see any male feathering and my boy has a redder comb and he's only 3 months

Are yours also Ameraucana? That first one was entirely black until recently, so I wouldn’t go by the colour of its comb.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

bow them if they bow easily they are pullets if they resist they are males

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Are yours also Ameraucana? That first one was entirely black until recently, so I wouldn’t go by the colour of its comb.

No, but they still should show red way earlier if they're males. And again, no male feathering on yours

 

[Silverlilly1]

No, but they still should show red way earlier if they're males. And again, no male feathering on yours

No male feathering on any of the 45. I don’t think we can tell by that.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

No male feathering on any of the 45. I don’t think we can tell by that.

Others agree with me. You can tell by this age because males will have way more red on their combs and have male feathering, but if you want to think they're males and process them, we can't stop you

 

[HappyClucker7]

They are both pullets. You would see male feathering by now.
If none of your other birds have male feathering at this age, then they are all girls too.