Are these Cockerels? Vent Sexed EE Pullets are looking pretty manly to me!

[NWchickenchick]

If you got them from a reputable place, vent sexed, you should be able to get a refund, but unfortunately that doesn't make up for the time, money, and effort you put into them.

Yeah I am fairly certain I could get a refund on some of the roos if I end up having 8 total in the batch- its the time, supplies and effort that are frustrating me a bit.

 

[lazy gardener]

I with hold judgement on #7 for now, bc the red patches are not in typical location for cockerel.

 

[NWchickenchick]

#3 is the one that I referred to as the "barred one". I call that a maybe, and the most likely one.

Sorry I got my #s mixed up so you don't think #5 is a cockerel? the white + brown one

 

[lazy gardener]

Not based on that photo. Early yet. Need full side view.

 

[NWchickenchick]

Not based on that photo. Early yet. Need full side view.

I can get all the photos you need also this has much better light

 

[drumstick diva]

Looks like it is trying to be a blue laced red wyandotte knockoff. How old?

 

[NWchickenchick]

Looks like it is trying to be a blue laced red wyandotte knockoff. How old?

7 weeks 2 days old

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Right now, #3 looks like a cockerel. The others do have pinkish combs, but I don't see anything screaming cockerel. Maybe just wait until 12 weeks, when male specific feathering comes in, and see what you have.

 

[debid]

The black/white one and the red/white/blue are the only suspects. The others all look very much like pullets. And, red/white/blue has the red widely distributed so I'd call it a maybe. Give them a couple weeks.

 

[Kes]

Did you get these from Cackle? The red winged one looks like a more colorful version of some of my EE pullets from there. Most of them either have some blue or lavender coloring and one has brown barring on her wings.

Not the clearest pictures but hopefully you get the idea:

I'd give it a little more time! I had concerns about one of my pullets at first but she grew into a very sweet girl with a pretty gradient in her feathers.