Anyone see any Roosters?

[RodP]

I don't see any yet do any of you think any of these are roosters? They are all almost 12 weeks old

 

[Veer67]

They all look like pullets. Your Red Sex-Link is sex linked meaning that you can tell their genders at birth, hens are red and white roosters are yellow.

 

[RodP]

Veer67....Thanks, I don't have sex links to my knowledge, the red (brown)and white ones are supposed to be Golden Buff (Buff Orphington) but I got them all from "mypetchicken.com" and I just noticed on the itemized receipt that they wrote "Red Star" in parenthesis after Golden Buff, does that mean they are sex link?
Thanks again
Rod

 

[Veer67]

Veer67....Thanks, I don't have sex links to my knowledge, the red (brown)and white ones are supposed to be Golden Buff (Buff Orphington) but I got them all from "mypetchicken.com" and I just noticed on the itemized receipt that they wrote "Red Star" in parenthesis after Golden Buff, does that mean they are sex link?
Thanks again
Rod

Yes they are the same, A Red Star is another common nickname for a Red Sex-Link. I have also seen them called Golden Comets, Cinnamon Queens, and etc... There are individual crosses for each of those names as well, this link might interest you:
http://www.backyardpoultrymag.com/8-1/what-breed-is-it-understanding-sex-link-chickens/

 

[b.hromada]

They all look like pullets to me too!

 

[WaterfowlWierdo]

Questionable on the last wyandotte but I could be wrong. . . other than that all look like pullets

 

[RodP]

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Yes they are the same, A Red Star is another common nickname for a Red Sex-Link. I have also seen them called Golden Comets, Cinnamon Queens, and etc... There are individual crosses for each of those names as well, this link might interest you: 
http://www.backyardpoultrymag.com/8-1/what-breed-is-it-understanding-sex-link-chickens/
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Thanks so much!

 

[RodP]

Thanks you all for your help!

 

[Frizzle13]

Last one looks licked a roo