Help I have no idea!!!

[Brasuell1]

So we bought a bunch of chickens from the store and we knew what kind they were, but something killed them all. So we went and bought some more from a lady and she didn't know what kind they were. All she knew was that they should start laying soon. We've had them for 2 month and they still aren't laying and I know we have one rooster. I think we could have 4 but I have no idea. Could someone please help!!! Thank you!

chicken 1

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pic 3

pic 4
pic 5

If you need some different pictures I can get some more. I took several from different angles and everything. I do know that that the black chicken in pic 4 is a hen (or so I think). There is another black one that is clearly a rooster, and this one looks different so I'm assuming its a hen. Thanks for your help!
Cherie

 

[willowbranchfarm]

Picture 1 is a rooster and I think Buff Orpington
Picture 2 is a rooster and I think Buff Orpington
Picture 3 looks like a rooster and maybe Leghorn?? Or maybe White Rock??
Picture 4 Black one is a hen looks like a Black Australorp,the Red and White hen in front of the black one looks like a Red Sex Link hen,and the 2 buff rooster are Buff Orpingtons. I dont know what the one behind the black one is but its a girl.

Picture 5 the 2 in the front are Buff Orpingtons

 

[jak2002003]

Most look like hens. The light colour ginger / yellow ones with the bigger combs are roosters.

They are all young birds and I guess they will start laying in a couple of months.

Any of them crowing yet?

 

[Brasuell1]

yes one is crowing. I'm thinking its the black one that I know is rooster is the one crowing. I'm thinking they are 4-6 months old. Like I said we have had them for a little over 2 months and they lady before us had them for a while.

Thank you!

I will try to get some more pics posted of the white ones. We have 2.

 

[aoxa]

2 buff orp roos, 1 black australorp roo. Rest are girls

Unless there are more of those buff orps.. I just assumed the ones in the last picture are the same as the ones in the first couple.