Are these 3 Roo or pullet?

[mustangannie]

These 3 are around 12-15 weeks old.
1 is Easter egger
2 is cream leg bar
3 is gold lace barnveilder
Pic 4 is all of them

Are they roo or pullets ?

 

[Chicken boy 1156]

1 cockeral
2 cockeral
3 pullet

 

[Chicken boy 1156]

Actually 2 is a 50/50 I can’t tell from the head fluff

 

[SilverLacedFarmChik]

#2 is a pullet. Cream Legbars are sexed at hatch by color. Cockerels have barring once they feather out, pullets look like your bird. I don’t have any pics handy, but if you do a quick search for Cream Legbar cockerels, you’ll see a noticeable difference.

Edit: Not 100% sure about the other 2, but leaning hard towards pullet for both.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

They’re all pullets. #3 is a blue laced barnevelder.

 

[Sussex19]

I agree they are all pullets.
The only one I would have any doubts about is #1, but if it was a cockerel it should have male feathers by now.

 

[mustangannie]

I agree they are all pullets.
The only one I would have any doubts about is #1, but if it was a cockerel it should have male feathers by now.

I also wondered about #1 but I would think that I’d see some kind of saddle feathers growing in by now. I haven’t had an Easter egger so wasn’t sure. Does it matter if my roo l( whose 2yrs old ) loves this one like the adult hens ? When I put them all together for a little bit he would show this one treats and not try to fight or run it off.

 

[First time Chick mom]

They all look like pullets to my untrained eye, the only one I questioned is #2, because I am not familiar with the breed, nothing screams cockerel on any of them. Very pretty chicks.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

All three are pullets. They cannot be roosters, as a rooster is a male chicken over a year of age; a cockerel is what you call a male chicken who has not reached that age yet.

#1 looks suspicious, but should have male feathering by now; #2 is definitely a pullet, as they are an autosexing breed; and #3 is definitely a Blue-Laced Barnevelder pullet.

 

[Chive]

All three are pullets. They cannot be roosters, as a rooster is a male chicken over a year of age; a cockerel is what you call a male chicken who has not reached that age yet.

#1 looks suspicious, but should have male feathering by now; #2 is definitely a pullet, as they are an autosexing breed; and #3 is definitely a Blue-Laced Barnevelder pullet.

I agree. They all are pullets.