Can any one help me to figure out if I have hens or roosters

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I am really new to raising chickens. My husband and I have three so far. One is white and has fur on her feet. The other one I believe is either Rhode Island Red or part Rhode Island Red cuz she is red. Then I have an Americana I was told.
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It is hard to get a front picture of her. I was told she is a americana
 
Males get red in the comb much earlier than females. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are getting close to laying age, usually around 14 to 18 weeks old. They are all mixed breeds. The 'Ameraucana' is likely an Easter Egger.
 
Males get red in the comb much earlier than females. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are getting close to laying age, usually around 14 to 18 weeks old. They are all mixed breeds. The 'Ameraucana' is likely an Easter Egger.

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Thank you,that is a heart break we did not want roosters. Now I fell in love with them. The two roosters are so sweet
I can pick them up and pet them they eat right out of my hand.We kind of rescued the roosters, the was at a farm store. When I went back to get him. It was hot they looked like they was having a heat stroke with no water, it was black mush, I took a hose and started to give all the animals water, I felt so bad. I took the smallest one. Thet said they had customers all day .To me not a excuse. The red one also has 2 toes that are curled. It does not bother him.They were in small wired cages.The white one comb is not red but pink, could that mean she may be a hen?
The one with out the comb is a scared all the time
 

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