Fertile egg yolk?

[Alicia113290]

I haven't seen you mention when you got these chickens?

If you got them as chicks then I'm stumped but if you got them less than one month ago, they could still potentially be fertilised by a previous rooster they were housed with

I’ve had them but I think I do have atleast two roosters! I was so focused on the comb color meaning they were about to lay I didn’t notice atleast two then were standing a littler taller with higher tails. Can you see the pics I just posted? Trying to confirm the roos

 

[Fur-N-Fowl]

I’ve had them but I think I do have atleast two roosters! I was so focused on the comb color meaning they were about to lay I didn’t notice atleast two then were standing a littler taller with higher tails. Can you see the pics I just posted? Trying to confirm the roos

Yes I did have a look but unfortunately the white chickens don't show well on my phone, I can't see any defining saddle feathers either.

I'm not experienced in this kind of breed so I wouldn't like to say for sure.

I'm sure someone else may know better than me!

 

[aart]

How old are they in weeks?

 

[Alicia113290]

How old are they in weeks?

Around 21 weeks from when I bought them and I was told they were only a few days old at that time!

 

[aart]

Around 21 weeks from when I bought them and I was told they were only a few days old at that time!

I don't see any obvious males....see some very full crops tho.
Males would have been crowing by now.

 

[Alicia113290]

I don't see any obvious males....see some very full crops tho.
Males would have been crowing by now.

This was taken right after they ate!

 

[Alicia113290]

This was taken right after they ate!

Also the two I’m worried are males are definitely noiser but not exactly crowing.

 

[Ginmary]

Get a treat that they really like and give it to each individually. See who drops it and does the tidbit song. Most Roos can’t help it. Once they are old enough to mate they will give up the treat to the hens and call them.

 

[sourland]

All birds pictured are pullets.

 

[aart]

Also the two I’m worried are males are definitely noiser but not exactly crowing.

They are probably close to laying, they get noisy then...
...and here's some other tips:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/who-is-laying-and-who-is-not-butt-check.73309/