Hen or roo

[Jodeekep]

Hi when I bought this two 3 months ago. I was told then both are hens but they are 5 months old haven’t crowed or laid an egg so I don’t know if they both hens or roo. I included a picture of last month. There combs have gotten more red.

 

[Isabella7Storm5]

The tails make me think both roos but I'm not 100% sure

 

[Chicks in VA]

Hi when I bought this two 3 months ago. I was told then both are hens but they are 5 months old haven’t crowed or laid an egg so I don’t know if they both hens or roo. I included a picture of last month. There combs have gotten more red.

Okay those are difficult to tell with that Inf but I think roosters,@MysteryChicken @AmeraucanaHank

 

[Jodeekep]

Okay those are difficult to tell with that Inf but I think roosters,@MysteryChicken @AmeraucanaHank

The way the Roos neck stands up. I noticed today one was playing that’s how the chickens neck stood out. None of my other chickens do that.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I see 1 cockerel, but will need better pictures of the saddle areas to be 100% certain on the other.

 

[Jodeekep]

I see 1 cockerel, but will need better pictures of the saddle areas to be 100% certain on the other.

Only thing I have til I can outside and take some more pictures

 

[fluffycrow]

The ones pictured in picture three are both cockerels. Chickens will raise their hackle feathers regardless of gender

 

[Jodeekep]

The ones pictured in picture three are both cockerels. Chickens will raise their hacke feathers regardless of gender

Okay the same two chickens in the pictures and I didn’t know thank you

 

[TRALALARA1]

The front barred chicken in the first picture has male pointy saddle feathers.

 

[Flockking]

Both cockerels
BSL to be precise