HELP do I have pullets or cockerels?!

[tinkerjessica]

Please help me identify what sex they are, it's a mixed flock and all are over the age of 9 weeks, some are 12 weeks and none are crowing, do any look like a roo? And guesses on their breeds would be appreciated too!!!!!

 

[azygous]

Thumbnail images aren't the best size for identifying gender, but from what I can make out, I don't see any cockerels.

 

[ayamEC]

The only one I know for sure is the gray chicken. She looks to be an Easter Egger and is a pullet.

 

[riorider]

I'm pretty sure you've got a silver laced wyandotte in there, and maybe (from the beards) some americaunas? As for the others, I'm not completely sure. good luck! They sure look happy!
Here is a photo of a silver laced wyandotte

 

[OneMountainAcres]

I see one that looks like a possible cockerel MAYBE 2 and it looks like you've got some easter eggers.

 

[Alexandra33]

Look like a big, happy bunch pullets to me.
I see a Blue Andalusian in there (pullets of this breed sport huge combs, so I wouldn't worry about the size of hers....not only that, but it's not pinking up whatsoever), a Silver Laced Wyandotte, four Easter Eggers, a Cuckoo Marans (pink legs, not yellow, which would indicate Barred Rock), possible Splash Andalusian, and not too sure what the multi-colored barred chook is. Could be a mixed breed of some sort.
What a lovely flock!
~Alex

 

[Kes]

What a pretty flock!

None of these scream cockerel to me.
1 - Blue Andalusian
3, 8 & 9 - I think these are all Easter Eggers - some with beards and some without.
4 - Silver Laced Wyandotte
5 - Possibly a Barred Rock or BR mix or a Cuckoo Marans.
6 - This might be an Olive Egger. It would be impossible to tell until she lays, but Marans are often used to achieve an Olive Egger.

If you got these from Meyer, some of the hybrid breeds might be their Lakeshore Egger, which is an EE they developed into a sex link. It would explain the lack of beards on many of them.