Lets play hen or rooster

[RachieLynn]

Here are a few of my chickens. Is anyone able to determine whether they are hens or roosters? I will post the others when I can get quality pictures.

 

[WingItRanch]

All look like pullets to me.

 

[redinator]

What breed is the fourth one? I have an EE that looks similar and I'm having fun compiling pictures of breeds she may be mixed with, lol.

 

[SilverBirds]

All pullets.

 

[RachieLynn]

All look like pullets to me.

May I ask what made you determine that? Just so I have more knowledge.

 

[RachieLynn]

What breed is the fourth one? I have an EE that looks similar and I'm having fun compiling pictures of breeds she may be mixed with, lol.

Americana... with an "I" lol

 

[RachieLynn]

Americana... with an "I" lol

Essentially an EE

 

[RachieLynn]

All pullets.

May I ask what made you determine that?

 

[RachieLynn]

What breed is the fourth one? I have an EE that looks similar and I'm having fun compiling pictures of breeds she may be mixed with, lol.

 

[WingItRanch]

May I ask what made you determine that? Just so I have more knowledge.

Of course! Easter Eggers are mixes so there are no fixed rules but they can usually be sexed by a couple things:
-pullets will typically have a more even color pattern. Yours do.
-cockerels will be splotchy and "flashy." A big clue is if there is a reddish/rust color that shows up in the shoulders.
-the pea combs on pullets will be smaller and pale until they get closer to laying eggs
-cockerels pea combs will start getting red earlier and often times their combs will be wider. You may see 3 vertical "rows" vs 1 row.