Hens not laying...Rooster maybe?

[TexasSam]

Okay the pics are a little blurry but there is no sign of hackle feathers and from what I can tell the saddle feathers are rounded

 

[SouthofEden]

Roos...pointy saddles coming in on 2 with up right longer tail feathers starting to curl back

Thats kinda what I thought. I was suspicious anyway. But no crowing

 

[ronott1]

They are pullets. Some breeds go up to 30 weeks before they lay the first egg

 

[SouthofEden]

Okay the pics are a little blurry but there is no sign of hackle feathers and from what I can tell the saddle feathers are rounded

So hard to tell. What about those two long tail feathers?

 

[TexasSam]

They are pullets. Some breeds go up to 30 weeks before they lay the first egg

X2 they are up cockerel curl downwards

 

[SouthofEden]

They are pullets. Some breeds go up to 30 weeks before they lay the first egg

Really? Do they look like Buff Orpington to you? Or New Hamshire? Because I was told they were Rhode I's and I'm sure there's not a drop of RI in them. Hahaha I've been reading that BO take longer to develop

 

[SouthofEden]

X2 they are up cockerel curl downwards

OK great! I am looking forward to some eggs someday....:/

 

[Tlmcq]

They look like BO but there legs look more yellow than white in pics to me...so not sure they may be crosses like comets or could be the pic

 

[SouthofEden]

They look like BO but there legs look more yellow than white in pics to me...so not sure they may be crosses or could be the pic

they are definitely yellow legs. So probably a mix

 

[Jodizon]

Can you guys weigh in on roo vs pullet for me? About 5-7weeks. Easter egger and RIR