How old are these Leghorns? hopefully some pics of them and new coop

[red reaper]

First try at some pics here, so here goes. I bought some leghorn pullets from a gal yesterday. She had told me they were 5 months old, but when I got there, ( a very long drive) they looked more like 3 month olds. I took some pics along side the other chickens that are just starting to lay ,so lets hear some opinions. You can see the leghorn roo in this pic. I took some pride in designing my coop, and have the loafing shed built onto it for the pigs and horses. I put up a tarp suspended above the ground for some extra shade for the chickens yesterday. Thanks.

 

[Majestic Lane Poultry]

It is hard for me to see clearly on my 2x2 screen, but by the sie of their tailfeathers...she told you the truth.
Leghorns are a lighter breed and won't bulk up. That is why they look smaller.
Hope his helps.

 

[red reaper]

The hens have no development on the combs, and still peep if that tells you anything. The computer resized the pics, so they are a bit distorted too. When does a hen leghorn start to get the big red floppy comb that I was used to with my old hens?

 

[bishopschickens]

I was thinking 4 months. I used to breed them. They are a lanky breed though and usually the big fat hens are over 2 yrs.