Are mine all pullets or do I have a roo?

[WVChickenFarmer]

I'm thinking they might be all pullets. But then again I'm thinking maybe not. lol I haven't been around chickens in years. So I can't really remember how soon you tell if they are roosters or not.
They are 4 weeks old. My husband got them at the TSC. I don't even know what breed they are.

Chick #1 roo or pullet (Penny) I have questioned this one from the start. He/she started getting feathers before the rest of them.

Chick #2 roo or pullet (Sofie) my FIL thinks this one is a roo. he/she got feathers later then the rest.

sorry this one is blurry

Chick #3 pullet (Peanut) my son named this one.

Chick #4 pullet (Annie)

Chick #5 pullet (Chloe)

 

[LindsayB]

They're all pullets. the first one is a production red (hatchery rir) and the rest are red sex links. They'll be GREAT layers! Have fun with them!

 

[SpringChickens]

Looks like you have 5 red sex-links and all pullets except for possibly number 2.

 

[kera!]

well I would say they are cherry eggers.

 

[WVChickenFarmer]

Ok, thanks

Well looks like I be getting a rooster later on then. lol I thought they was all pullets but Penny had me little worried.

She is pretty much the boss of everyone.

 

[donrae]

Agreed, a rir/production red and the others are red sex-links. They're gonna lay SO many eggs!

And don't get offended if you already knew this, but you don't need a roo for the hens to lay eggs. Lots of folks don't know that, so I try to throw it out there

. Personally, I love my roos and look foreward to hens going broody to hatch babies!

 

[no1hilbily]

looks like girls to me my roo had alot more comb and waddles then

 

[Jessiewoodard57]

girls

 

[Domestic_goddess]

All are pullets!

 

[WVChickenFarmer]

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No, offence taken at all. I did know I don't need a roo for hens to lay eggs. I might want a rooster to maybe have babies next year.

I haven't decided if I want to get one or not.