Can anyone confirm these are two barnyard Roos ?

[NORTHSH0RECOOP]

I really don't see any pointy cockerel feathers in your photo, nor does "she" have comb or wattle development. Maybe her coloration is making it difficult to see.

Okay thank you !

 

[Peppercorngal]

Here’s what’s making me second guess the brown is a cockerel. Can her neck feathers look this pointy and still be a hen ?

I see what you mean about "pointy" neck feathers. I don't think that's a sign of a rooster. My hens have "pointy" feathers on their necks too. And they lay eggs! She's really a beautiful chicken!

 

[Table4Six]

Here’s what’s making me second guess the brown is a cockerel. Can her neck feathers look this pointy and still be a hen ?

Here’s what’s making me second guess the brown is a cockerel. Can her neck feathers look this pointy and still be a hen ?

I see what you're saying @NORTHSH0RECOOP, Those are some pretty pointy feathers towards the top of you birds head and back of its neck. They look like newly developing hackle feathers to me. Hens neck feathers still have a point but are thicker and more rounded. From that picture your bird's look pretty thin. As of right now, I'd say you have two slow developing cockerels. Very pretty! And it's typical for young cockerels to be the slow feathering chicks, also, different breeds or crosses will grow at slower or faster rates. Keep us posted.

 

[red horse ranch]

Just to keep you confused.... I don't see any obvious roosters.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

It looks like the black & white one is getting pointy saddle feathers to me, they're kind of hard to see because they're under the wing. You can see the tips of them though. I think that one is a cockerel. Not sure about the other, maybe give it a couple more weeks.

 

[NORTHSH0RECOOP]

I see what you're saying @NORTHSH0RECOOP, Those are some pretty pointy feathers towards the top of you birds head and back of its neck. They look like newly developing hackle feathers to me. Hens neck feathers still have a point but are thicker and more rounded. From that picture your bird's look pretty thin. As of right now, I'd say you have two slow developing cockerels. Very pretty! And it's typical for young cockerels to be the slow feathering chicks, also, different breeds or crosses will grow at slower or faster rates. Keep us posted.

Thank you ! I’ll have to wait and see

 

[Table4Six]

No problem
Let us know when you know what gender they are for sure. They're beautiful birds!