Easter Egger boys or girls?

[Ali707]

If I could tell these two apart OR find out for sure if they were Roosters or not, I would probably stop worrying about it all day everyday. Why worry? I know they are just chickens, but I really wanted the green eggs, and these two girlie/mans came to me from the local feel store sold as hens...... I don't really want to lose any of my chickens, but in town I can only have 3, and I already have 12. A Rooster could really cause me issues. The feed store sign said they were hatched August 23, so that would make these guys about 4 months old.

I hope these pictures are good enough to tell....... they wouldn't sit still for nothing! If you need other pics, just let me know. Thanks!
I honestly can't tell them apart unless I am standing in front of them and they are next to each other so I am just going to label the pics by number.
Pic #1

Pic #2

Pic #3 (while you are looking at this one, any comments on the black silkie as to the sex?)

Pic #4

Pic #5

Pic #6

Pic #7

It's just those back and tail feathers that are thowing me off. They both had a couple of slightly longer ones that seem to be missing now.

Thanks for any insight.

 

[Morgan7782]

girls

both pullets I am pretty sure

 

[Ali707]

Quote:
Wow! That was fast. Thanks for your comments!

 

[Illia]

100% girls goin' on there.

 

[Chick_In_The_Burbs]

Definantly ladies. Congratz!

 

[donrae]

Girly birds! At four months the roos usually look rooish, and the color is usually different. You should have your green eggs in a few months!

 

[Ali707]

Thanks for the responses...... I tried to find Rooster Easter Egger pictures to compare to but given they are "mutts" it was really hard to tell.

 

[donrae]

EEs are considered mutts by many, but there is a general type from the hatchery birds one can develop an eye for. But I meant roo characteristics in general--hackle and saddle feathers, larger comb, thicker legs and upright stance. EE roos are often pretty colorful and splashy looking. Your hens are a typical hen color.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

girls

 

[CityGirlintheCountry]

This is an young EE roo. Do you see how his tail is bigger and how he holds himself differently. Plus his comb is bigger.

Does that help?