Amerucana and isbars hens or roos?

[LilyFortune]

Please help. I’m pretty sure I know the answers to these (heavy on the roos) but I’m hoping I’m wrong (can’t keep these many roosters). I have given the questionable birds each a number and attached several pictures of each to make it easier. I would greatly appreciate your expertise and opinion. Thank you kindly.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All look like cockerels

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

uh oh :'( they all look like cockerels... can we see #3's face? it might be your only hen but the body looks cockerel-ish too sadly...

 

[JadeFarms]

All seem to be cockerels. How old?

 

[LilyFortune]

All seem to be cockerels. How old?

That’s what I suspected unfortunately...the Ameraucanas are 16 weeks old and the isbars 15 weeks old. No crowing from anyone yet so here I was crossing my fingers for a miracle

 

[LilyFortune]

All look like cockerels

That’s what I thought was hanging on to hope and needed that confirmation. Thank you.

 

[The Happster]

They do appear to be young men, apart from the sneaky white pullet in the back of the last photos.
I'm guessing you bought them, rather than hatched them?

 

[LilyFortune]

uh oh :'( they all look like cockerels... can we see #3's face? it might be your only hen but the body looks cockerel-ish too sadly...

Thanks for helping me. I was keeping my fingers crossed for one pullet of each but got the worse odds this time around I grow so attached to my birds it’s hard to “face the music” sometimes

 

[LilyFortune]

They do appear to be young men, apart from the sneaky white pullet in the back of the last photos.
I'm guessing you bought them, rather than hatched them?

Yes it’s my first try for either breed and I happened to get the worst odds this time I still have those sneaky white pullets, they’ll have to do for now I guess. Thank you for your input