Can anyone tell if there hens or roosters?

[DigMyChicks]

Hi! Chicks are quite a bit older now...what do you think? I have some Australorps also and Production Red or are they Red Rangers in the mix now. They are 9 weeks old and the EE's and Barred Rock are 12 weeks. Thank you!!

 

[Michael OShay]

All pullets. ) And the birds in your 10th pic down are Production Reds.

 

[DigMyChicks]

Fabulous!!! I thought for sure there were at least 4 roosters but I'm glad I'm wrong. Thank you Michael!

 

[Michael OShay]

Fabulous!!! I thought for sure there were at least 4 roosters but I'm glad I'm wrong. Thank you Michael!

Can you get a close up head on shot of the comb of the EE in the 6th pic from the top? A second glance, that's the only one I might question being a pullet.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I am confident that they are all pullets since they all have small combs and pullet style coloring. Your red colored birds in question are production reds.

 

[DigMyChicks]

I'm thinking this is the same bird with a few different pics...

 

[Michael OShay]

I'm thinking this is the same bird with a few different pics...

Thanks for posting the better pic. It's a pullet as well as it has the single row of peas in its comb that are typical of EE pullets. I just wanted to verify my earlier statement that you have all pullets and you do have all pullets. )

 

[DigMyChicks]

I have at least 3 chickens that have 3 rows of peas but they aren't very big but I'm going to have to have my husband help with pictures. One of them is the 3rd and the 12th picture from the top...same chicken. It's the one I swear is a rooster...not one is crowing though.

 

[bigbruce]

Look like girls

 

[Michael OShay]

I have at least 3 chickens that have 3 rows of peas but they aren't very big but I'm going to have to have my husband help with pictures. One of them is the 3rd and the 12th picture from the top...same chicken. It's the one I swear is a rooster...not one is crowing though.

They are small enough that they don't really show up in your pics, but if it does in fact have three rows of peas, it's a cockerel.