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[DobieLover]

They are about 14 weeks old! How can you tell if they are Roos?

Could be a Columbian Rock. That's a lot of red comb and wattle develop for that age. Male specific plumage starts to show up around now and I don't see any.
I'm going to change my answer to early blooming pullet.

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I'm on the fence with the columbian rock cross. I'm not seeing any pointy saddle feathers and the comb and wattles are not super huge at 14 weeks. The others seem to be pullets as well.

 

[EggWalrus]

"Ain't no way to know,
Till they lay an egg or crow! "

It will happen quicker than you think, and before you know it, their grandchicks will be strutting around having chicks of their own!

 

[EggWalrus]

BTW, KCornell, welcome to the Flock!
We're are all glad you joined!

You're gonna love it here!

 

[chrissynemetz]

If they're all 14 weeks old, then I'm thinking they're likely all pullets

 

[Kcornell3834]

BTW, KCornell, welcome to the Flock!
We're are all glad you joined!

You're gonna love it here!

Thankyou !

 

[aart]

Pics of them at 6-8 weeks would be easier to tell male from female.

 

[Kcornell3834]

Pics of them at 6-8 weeks would be easier to tell male from female.

They are 14 weeks old!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

2 easter egger pullets and a Columbian rock pullet.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Hmm. So how do you tell a Columbian Rock from a Delaware? I just Googled both and they look the same to my inexperienced eye.