Assorted Layers

[Cluckerton Manor]

Hello! our new flock is an assortment of brown and white egg layers. Frustrating not knowing for sure what we have, or if they’re all ladies! We did order all female, but never a guarantee. My husband and I suspect a rooster or two, but could be wrong. Our prev chickens were white leghorns and golden buffs. These, I don’t know for sure - americana (a few have some fluffy cheeks and chin), light brahma, and brown leghorns maybe? Anyone‘s advice is appreciated, especially if you think one looks like a roo! Hard to take their photos LOL. They’re getting ready to head out to the coop. They’re 9weeks old. They’ve been raised in our garage.

 

[Tookie]

All that I see are pullets.
For breeds you are correct. Although the Brown Leghorns could be Welsummers, you'll know when can see their ear lobes. Brown Leghorns will be white and Welsummers will be red.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

Hello! our new flock is an assortment of brown and white egg layers. Frustrating not knowing for sure what we have, or if they’re all ladies! We did order all female, but never a guarantee. My husband and I suspect a rooster or two, but could be wrong. Our prev chickens were white leghorns and golden buffs. These, I don’t know for sure - americana (a few have some fluffy cheeks and chin), light brahma, and brown leghorns maybe? Anyone‘s advice is appreciated, especially if you think one looks like a roo! Hard to take their photos LOL. They’re getting ready to head out to the coop. They’re 9weeks old. They’ve been raised in our garage.View attachment 3379303View attachment 3379306View attachment 3379309View attachment 3379310View attachment 3379311

I see all pullets except maybe the chicken in pic 4 with a larger comb! It depends on age. im going to say pic one and 2 are Easter eggers, i see muffs. Then pic 3 is a light brahma. Then i think i see a brown leghorn in pic 4 i think it may cockeral.