Any roos please

[Samkeidenkeiran]

Hi guys all these babies are 12 - 13 weeks. Apart from the EE number 5 it is about 4mnths.
Thanks heaps

 

[Skyle]

I'd say all pullets

 

[Ursuline Chick]

I am not an expert, but number 5 looks like a cockerel to me. There may be more. Have any of them started to make a slightly different sound, like they are trying to crow?

 

[Ted_Harrell]

I concur with Ursuline, if 5 is an easter egger then the irregular pattern says boy, if it is some other breed then I could be mistaken..

 

[Ted_Harrell]

Sorry just noticed the feathered feet, I am probably wrong....

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

Hi guys all these babies are 12 - 13 weeks. Apart from the EE number 5 it is about 4mnths.
Thanks heaps

I’d say all pullets! Could you please get a few pictures of bird 2. Like, some of her neck feathers?

 

[LadiesAndJane]

More photos of number 2 would be helpful. This is the only one I’m on the fence with. All the rest look like pullets.
Number 5 at four months is looking female, too. Her comb is a bit large but I do not see any male saddle feathers. Close up photo of the saddle area would clinch it for me anyway.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Number 7 may be a boy. Could we get some more pictures of that one? It looks like it may have some pointy crest feathers, but it’s a bit hard to tell.

 

[ve]

Only #7 can be boy, check for pointy , shiny feathers growing on his(her) back.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Number 7 may be a boy. Could we get some more pictures of that one? It looks like it may have some pointy crest feathers, but it’s a bit hard to tell.

Alright, looking back, number 7 is a cockerel. His coloring is splotchy, his crest is pointy and lacks coloring like girls get at this age, he has bright red wattles, his body type looks cockerel-y, and he may have some hackle feathers growing in, I can’t tell. He’s a boy. I would appreciate some extra pictures still though.