Need sexing on younger flock

[ats808]

Pictures below are the newest birds to our family they Should be around 4-5 months.
I have 2 2year old hens and 1 dominate mean BR Rooster who’s 9 months old and very huge.
He bosses every single one around and I always try to intervene. I’ve been told that if the younger ones are Roos they won’t crow because of the dominant roo.
Need helping sexing
2 sliver laced 1 has more of a dull comb?
1 RR
1 ee (Gut feeling he’s a roo) my favorite one

 

[LizzzyJo]

They all look like pullets to me! But - I don’t have experience with EEs. Those feathers at the base of the neck look awfully pointy.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

The EE is a cockerel, based upon coloration and saddle feathers. The rest are pullets.

 

[redrooster99]

The EE is a cockerel, based upon coloration and saddle feathers. The rest are pullets.

X2

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree with @Frazzemrat1 the Easter Egger is likely a cockerel, the rest appear to be pullets

 

[chickens really]

I see the EE is a Cockerel as are the other light birds.

 

[chrissynemetz]

@chickens really are you referring to the red one? I can't decide if those are male saddle feathers starting to come in or not? I can't get the pic to zoom in on my phone

 

[ats808]

I see the EE is a Cockerel as are the other light birds.

Basically getting a clear idea of all. I need to rehome my older Br roo as he’s a pain in the butt and crows non-stop early morning at 4:30 until evening. It gets annoying. So if I have more roosters I need to find a home for them. But here is a pic of the RR

 

[ats808]

The EE is a cockerel, based upon coloration and saddle feathers. The rest are pullets.

Thank you

 

[chrissynemetz]

In this picture it looks like a pullet to me...