Any of these look like possible roos?

[Cindy in PA]

I agree the only one to watch is the black & white EE. I got australorps & Partridge Rocks this spring from Meyer & was sort of hoping for a rooster. The Partridge Rock should be feathering in with a black breast if it's male. Their combs & the Australorp combs were large in some all along. Some Aussies had combs & wattles at 8-10 weeks and were still hens. The rocks all had larger combs also, but they never filled in to the back of the head. All pullets for me.

 

[~KH~]

They all look like pullets to me. Pretty sure the partridge rock would be showing some black in the breast at this point if it was a cockerel.

Does anyone have a photo of a younger Partridge Rock cockerel? I'm curious as to how the black would be coming in on the breast, and how the coloration differs from the pullets.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Jed Jackson

 

[junebuggena]

This is one that was smaller than everyone else to begin with and just recently got tail feathers...much slower feathering than the other Partridge Rock. How soon do you think I can tell definitively? Appreciate the input!

You can sex Partridge Rocks very accurately by the chest feathers. Females have patterning through the chest. Males have solid black chest feathers.