Are these all pullets?

[cp2894_]

I have 5 chicks who are between 2-3 weeks old (I think) and wanna make sure they're all pullets. I can't keep any cockerels. I'm not even sure if their gender can be determined this young but I thought I'd show ya'll some pictures and see if anyone knows. The 2 yellows are orpingtons, the black one is supposedly a blue rock but if anyone thinks she's something else please lemme know, the grey one is a sapphire gem, and the one with the brown strip is an Easter Egger (I think).

 

[HappyClucker7]

It's too early to sex them. But I can tell you that the black one is an EE, and not a Blue Rock.

 

[cp2894_]

Also:
1. I know their brooder looks pretty messy in these. This is right before cleaning it lol.

2. They were all abled as pullets or sex-link but they're from TSC and I heard they aren't always accurate.

3. These were the best pictures I could get haha.

 

[cp2894_]

It's too early to sex them. But I can tell you that the black one is an EE, and not a Blue Rock.

Thank you! I didn't think she was a blue rock but that's what she was abled as. Wasn't sure what else she could be though haha. Is the one with the brown strip an EE? She was labeled as Ameracuana.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Thank you! I didn't think she was a blue rock but that's what she was abled as. Wasn't sure what else she could be though haha. Is the one with the brown strip an EE? She was labeled as Ameracuana.

Yes, that one is also an EE.

 

[cp2894_]

Yes, that one is also an EE.

Thank you so much! I guess the labeling was wrong then. They were in two totally different brooders and neither labeled EE.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Thank you so much! I guess the labeling was wrong then. They were in two totally different brooders and neither labeled EE.

The labeling in TSC is often wrong. But Ameraucana was, in a sense, not wrong because they always label their EEs are Ameraucanas.

 

[cp2894_]

The labeling in TSC is often wrong. But Ameraucana was, in a sense, not wrong because they always label their EEs are Ameraucanas.

Ohhh interesting didn't know that.