I need to know if these are pullets or cockerals

[MelissaMallard]

I'm a Nube, prior to these chicks I've only had rescue adult hens. I now have 6 chicks that are 2 months old.
The lavender americauna has been fully feathered since very young. No slow tail growth there. But the comb...
The cream legbar pullet is crowing, kind of. I'm confused.

 

[Savanna’s chickens]

The first picture looks like a pullet but it difficult to tell because of the rose comb the second picture the one in the front looks like a cockerel and the one in the back seems like a pullet not sure which one you where asking there

 

[MelissaMallard]

The Legbars are an autosexing breed... the one with the bright yellow feet was supposed to 100% be a girl (figures, lol). I know the Americaunas are tough to sex until they crow or lay an egg, but I'm attached to that one, my other favorite I'm pretty sure is a boy. It's an olive-egger (half Black Copper Maran, half Americauna) slow on the tail growth, absolutely beautiful bird with big fluffy cheek muffs. I'll be looking for good homes for the boys, I'm an urban backyarder and am not zoned for them, which is a shame, because they're lovely.

 

[MelissaMallard]

The legbar looks like a pullet, the boys look quite different, but the crowing is weird.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

I think it may be a Legbar mix because of those bright yellow legs, it does look like a cockerel.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

The Ameraucana is a cockerel, the Legbar is mixed as well as being a cockerel, & the Olive Egger is a cockerel.

 

[MelissaMallard]

The Ameraucana is a cockerel, the Legbar is mixed as well as being a cockerel, & the Olive Egger is a cockerel.

That's a bummer... thank you though. Time to start searching for people who want to add unique birds to their flocks.