Barred Rock—pullet or roo?

[notherearenttoomany]

I’ve got 6 barred rocks just past 12 weeks. One is very clearly and obviously a roo. 4 of them have small combs and waddles with no pink showing, so assume pullets. But then there’s one with larger waddles and more pink, but nothing like the young rooster. Its coloring and legs are the same as the pullets. (The last pic is the same age roo for comparison. Pics with two have the questionable chick with a pullet.) What are the thoughts of this who know more than me?

 

[MysteryChicken]

The very last one pictured is a cockerel.
The other 2 are pullets.

 

[Whigru]

I concur with previous poster, I only see one cockerel and it’s the last picture you posted.

 

[notherearenttoomany]

That’s great, thanks! This is my first time and I’ve been thinking no pink in the comb or waddles until laying time. But I suppose for the BRs, that’s getting closer now that so many weeks have passed.

 

[MysteryChicken]

That’s great, thanks! This is my first time and I’ve been thinking no pink in the comb or waddles until laying time. But I suppose for the BRs, that’s getting closer now that so many weeks have passed.

Barred Rocks can lay eggs as early as 18 weeks sometimes.

 

[Whigru]

Barred Rocks can lay eggs as early as 18 weeks sometimes.

Mine laid just after 18 weeks last year, she was my first layer ever and was the most consistent, too.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Mine laid just after 18 weeks last year, she was my first layer ever and was the most consistent, too.

Mine may not start until she hits the 6 month marker.