Could these be roosters?

[BusyBearMama]

This bird is crazy, but I've begun to have my concerns about roosters - nothing bad will happen to them, but I prefer eggs at the moment, noisey, hyperactive, and as you can see getting into things, caught here to be cleaned off... I have no clue how this bird does all it does - 5 month old Easter egger- starting to get some longer tail feathers & this color all over. Not overly tall, somebody is making suspicious noises, other contenders are

not super friendly, I posted with questions about this one before, thinking possibly an olive egger, all brown with this head basically and I think you can see the feet by the little pen- freezing here this week -11 brr - getting a big black tail
Or

Friendly, possibly pure ameraucana? Ish lol no tail - quite tall
Maybe

next to no comb, is pretty friendly - tall- starting to get a black tail

Sorry the pictures aren't super but they wouldn't hold still unless I was holding them.

 

[familyfarm1]

The first one I'm not sure about, the second one is a rooster, the third and fourth look like pullets.

 

[Sunshine0235]

Picture of them standing naturally from the side will help a lot

 

[mymilliefleur]

The first one I'm not sure about, the second one is a rooster, the third and fourth look like pullets.

I agree.

Picture of them standing naturally from the side will help a lot

X2.

 

[BusyBearMama]

I will try again for the standing picks I couldn't get their combs with them standing, they're so active. Do you all think the second is a rooster because of the comb or something else too?

 

[BusyBearMama]

Best I could get on this one
The rest were sleeping in a pile of hens but then this one stood up

best I could do it seems right now, they're happy to be in the heated pen in a fresh bale of hay, the big combed one rolled over and kicked the black one because they don't want that one near them. Its fiercely defensive of them and if they get held by people or step out of line they sure hear about it :-/ should I be hearing real crowing at 5 months if there is a rooster, I'm not familiar enough with ee Roos to be confident here.

 

[BusyBearMama]

The black one and big combed ones have iridescent green in their black feathers a bit sometimes that matters and the lightest bird is just over this last few weeks presenting with rusting on the body. This chick took forever to get fully feathered and really picked them
And was always tallest and is friendly and lays down when you come to pick it up.

 

[enola]

In the first set of pictures, the second one is a cockerel, the rest are pullets.

 

[Wyandottes7]

In the first set of pictures, the second one is a cockerel, the rest are pullets.

I agree.

 

[BusyBearMama]

I hope you're right! I would be very happy to only have one of them a rooster, I'm getting some chicks in march and I'm
Expecting a few males and honestly I think there is a limit. If the big one is a roo the black one is still his boss too. Very soft and very smart though.

big comb by an ee pullet

running toward me

tail &

lightest one, I am mostly sure this one is a pullet but ?

her tail