Cockrels or pullets? I could use some expertise, please and thank you!

[LuLuFlockMom]

I could use some expertise, please. We got these adorable little babies towards the middle of November. Eloise, our Black Laced Silver Wyandotte was hatched 10/27. Graycie, our Blue Andalusian; Stella, our Black Wyandotte and Brianna Jr. the 1st, our Golden Laced Wyandotte (named by my neice) were all hatched 11/3. Penny, our Brahma and Henrietta, our Barred Rock were both hatched 11/9. After thorough investigation, none of them as of yet have any pointed saddle feathers that I can see growing in, even though the penciling of Eloise's feathers give them the look of being pointed, they are not. Also under closer inspection and further research of Wyandottes, Eloise's rose comb is more pinkish over reddish, in my opinion. I would just like everyone's opinions, please. These are my first chicks.
I still can't get over how quickly they've grown so far. #MyGorgeousChicks #SoBeautiful
(The individual collages of each chick at the end were taken Christmas afternoon)

 

[ChickNanny13]

All looking to be pullets, lucky you

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

All looking to be pullets, lucky you

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[diamondsilkies]

Yep! All pullets!

 

[drumstick diva]

Look to be all pullets at this point in time

 

[Gray Farms]

Still a little young to say for sure. Another few weeks will tell the tail. As far as the saddle feathers to, they don't come in until around 3.5-4 months of age.

Oh and your Gold Laced Wyandotte is actually a Barnevelder. The single comb and the double lacing = Barnevelder.

 

[LuLuFlockMom]

Still a little young to say for sure. Another few weeks will tell the tail. As far as the saddle feathers to, they don't come in until around 3.5-4 months of age.

Oh and your Gold Laced Wyandotte is actually a Barnevelder. The single comb and the double lacing = Barnevelder.

Thank you!

 

[LuLuFlockMom]

Thank you so much everyone!

 

[8 Chicks 1967]

lucky lady