Help me find which one is crowing!

[fantomas]

Hi, we've got a small flock (first timers) and I am at a complete loss on how to sex them. I have my suspicions about a FEW of them, even though the local farm I got them from stated there is a 90% probability of them being all female. They DO offer a rooster exchange, but that's not until they are 10-17 weeks old. They are exactly 2 months old today. Also, I'd like to just verify the breed they were sold as. I really didn't know what to get pictures of and some of them were a bit camera shy so I did my best. Without further ado, here are the pictures!

Black Australorps:

Penny - Slight suspicion about this one being a rooster...







Pepper










Rhode Island Red:

Patty (& Peggy) - These look completely identical to each other, and are much smaller than the other 4, so pretty sure they are pullets




Ameraucanas:

Penelope











Betty - Largest of the 6, rules the coop, I have my biggest suspicions about this one

 

[niff56]

Penelope and Betty are Easter Eggers not Ameraucanas, and it looks like they both may be roos

 

[redsoxs]

I'm not very good at this but I'd say Patty is a hen. All the others look like roosters to me. But please seek more opinions!

 

[ramirezframing]

Patty and Peggy are you're only hens. Penny and you're other amerucanas are ee's and roosters, Pepper might be an australorp but is a rooster also.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Hi, we've got a small flock (first timers) and I am at a complete loss on how to sex them. I have my suspicions about a FEW of them, even though the local farm I got them from stated there is a 90% probability of them being all female. They DO offer a rooster exchange, but that's not until they are 10-17 weeks old. They are exactly 2 months old today. Also, I'd like to just verify the breed they were sold as. I really didn't know what to get pictures of and some of them were a bit camera shy so I did my best. Without further ado, here are the pictures!

Black Australorps:

Penny - Slight suspicion about this one being a rooster...

Black Ameraucana or Easter Egger cockerel





Pepper

Black Australorp cockerel








Rhode Island Red:

Patty (& Peggy) - These look completely identical to each other, and are much smaller than the other 4, so pretty sure they are pullets

Pullet


Ameraucanas:

Penelope

Easter Egger cockerel









Betty - Largest of the 6, rules the coop, I have my biggest suspicions about this one

Easter Egger cockerel

 

[IrishAcreFarm]

I agree with Wyandottes7, sorry there are so many likely roos!

 

[Angelicisi]

Hi, we've got a small flock (first timers) and I am at a complete loss on how to sex them. I have my suspicions about a FEW of them, even though the local farm I got them from stated there is a 90% probability of them being all female. They DO offer a rooster exchange, but that's not until they are 10-17 weeks old. They are exactly 2 months old today. Also, I'd like to just verify the breed they were sold as. I really didn't know what to get pictures of and some of them were a bit camera shy so I did my best. Without further ado, here are the pictures! top-girl. Bottom-boy Black Australorps: Penny - Slight suspicion about this one being a rooster... thinking pullet tho that red is Red Pepper rooster Rhode Island Red: both pullets Patty (& Peggy) - These look completely identical to each other, and are much smaller than the other 4, so pretty sure they are pullets Ameraucanas: Penelope pretty easter egger roosters Betty - Largest of the 6, rules the coop, I have my biggest suspicions about this one also thinking rooster

Very pretty bird's.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Patty and Peggy are you're only hens.  Penny and you're other amerucanas are ee's and roosters,  Pepper might be an australorp but is a rooster also.

X2

Also, the first one pictured is an Easter egger, not an australorp.

 

[annageckos]

All look like roos but the RIR. Also the first black is an EE as are the Ameraucanas.

 

[donrae]

Pretty much what everyone already said. You have red hens, the rest are roosters.