Help with gender

[Frazzemrat1]

I'm stealing that picture. I can't find a good one on google images.

Please!! I think I found it on google! LOL

 

[lazy gardener]

I believe you have 3 cockerels. Where did you buy them? How old when you got them? Were they sold as straight run, or as pullets? Side view of RIR would be helpful. Based on initial pics, I'm going with male for all three!

 

[debid]

3 cockerels. You should post pictures of the other two as well, JIC.

 

[drumstick diva]

3 cockerels

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Three cockerels. Agree, you should post pictures of the other two.

 

[knpm]

Both ameracaunas, are roos as I've had them before. The r.i.r may be a roo too but can't see its body. If you put your hand on its body and it squats down its a female (they do this when they are ready for a rooster to mate with them).

 

[lazy gardener]

Squatting can be an indication that a bird is a pullet, but the secondary characteristics will all be in place long before the bird ever begins squatting, which may or may not occur before the first egg.

 

[annageckos]

I have to agree, those two EE are cockerels. I think the RIR is too, but a side shot is needed to be sure.

 

[MaybelleSimms]

Noooooo Not sure how your seeing female on those EEs...
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This really helps a lot. Thanks!

 

[MaybelleSimms]

I believe you have 3 cockerels. Where did you buy them? How old when you got them? Were they sold as straight run, or as pullets? Side view of RIR would be helpful. Based on initial pics, I'm going with male for all three!

I got them in our local feedstore and was told that they were sexed and they were 2 days old. Hopefully this photo is good enough. Thanks!

This is my first time posting on BackYard Chickens, as I could use some help. I purchased five chicks and am concerned I may have several roosters and unfortunately the local laws do not allow for roosters. They are all 19 weeks old today. One is a Rhode Island Red (RIR) and the other two Ameraucanas. I'm thinking the RIR is a male, but wouldn't roosters be crowing already? Thanks ahead of time for you help.
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