Cockerels

[Adam-MI]

First time having chickens and they’re now about 5 months old. still not sure if some are cockerels.
Some have very large combs which is the main reason I think some might be.
Thoughts?

 

[FeatherTay]

All Pullets… soon to lay pullets to be exact.

 

[tracytrull]

First time having chickens and they’re now about 5 months old. still not sure if some are cockerels.
Some have very large combs which is the main reason I think some might be.
Thoughts?

Large combs early on may indicate this ,but when getting to laying age hens with straight combs have nice big red ones too. From what I see in these photos, they all look female. I cannot see all the feathers on the white ones though.

 

[Adam-MI]

Large combs early on may indicate this ,but when getting to laying age hens with straight combs have nice big red ones too. From what I see in these photos, they all look female. I cannot see all the feathers on the white ones though.

The white one are mature much slower ( as I understand they should being brahmas)

 

[sourland]

All pullets - most at point of lay.

 

[Adam-MI]

Other than the 2 light brahmas i have 9 others and im getting 1 egg a day

 

[HappyClucker7]

They are all girls! Their combs are getting big and red because they're getting to laying age. You should see some eggs soon!

 

[Nashv755]

Just here to eco what everyone is saying, pullets. With most of my breeds you can tell a cockerel by about 2 months. Hens will keep a uniform color pattern where cockerels color pattern degrades around the saddle and upper wing/shoulder area. This is the same bird about 2 months and 6 months

 

[Little Baby Bean]

First time having chickens and they’re now about 5 months old. still not sure if some are cockerels.
Some have very large combs which is the main reason I think some might be.
Thoughts?

All are pullets and you should be getting lots of eggs soon!