few we think may be roo's

[mountain chicken]

going by a video well defined tail feathers lean towards a hen
as the more raspy looking feathers aim towards a roo
but this is really hard when look at the comb and waddles your almost 100% to find a well defind tail feathers this first rir I m almost positive a roo

 

[Frazzemrat1]

How old?
and the tail thing doesn't necessarily work. I had two brahmas and one feathered out much quicker than the other... they were both pullets. It just depends on the individual.

 

[mountain chicken]

this one we are iffy as the tail feathers are well defined
look at comb and waddle than tail

 

[mountain chicken]

all chickens coming up on 13 wks

 

[sourland]

Production red is a pullet. The 'tail feather' thing does not work until the point where flowing sickle feathers have developed. Prior to that pointed hackle and saddle feathers will have grown in and most likely the bird will have started crowing. Can you post a profile picture of the white bird?

 

[Frazzemrat1]

What @sourland said.

 

[mountain chicken]

wife just gave me better picts of both rir

this is the first

the tail seems defined but not 100%

 

[sourland]

RIR is a pullet. White bird is ? - need a profile shot for gender guess.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

wife just gave me better picts of both rir

this is the first

the tail seems defined but not 100%

Pullet. No cockerel feathering at all.

 

[mountain chicken]

the 2nd red

I will try to get a better profile pict of the white one thanks