New Chicken Mama to 4 pullets, Thought they were girls! Lol...any help IDing these three?

[Lil_Mama_T]

Hey guys this is my first post but I have been on here researching the heck out of chickens for a long while! We bought 4 pullets who are now 3 months old. They were mixed breed roosters could be: Welsummer, Jersey Giant, Swedish Flower, EE or Maran!! Any help IDing my new babes? The big black guy crowed the first night so he’s a roo for sure!
Thanks guys so much for looking

 

[Acre4Me]

The only pullet looks to be the last pic of brown chick in roost.

how old when you got them? Assuming from an individual seller that had chicks?

 

[ariri30]

The only pullet looks to be the last pic of brown chick in roost.

how old when you got them? Assuming from an individual seller that had chicks?

X2

 

[Lil_Mama_T]

X2

Hi! Yes it was our first time buying chickens we got them at 8wks old. He has a farm with mixed heritage breeds and we weren’t picky about the breeds just that they were hens! At least we have one hen! Lol
Thanks

 

[Rietta]

I agree only the welsummer looks like a hen.. The first one looks like a barred rock and the other two look like olive egger: black copper maran crossed with ameraucana.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Oh dear!!! Are you planning on how to deal with those males yet?

That poor pullet will suffer greatly with so many males.

A good ratio is 10 females to each male to prevent over breeding and injury to the females.

 

[Panhandler80]

What makes you all say #1 isn't a pullet? I'm not so convinced, but also new.

 

[keesmom]

Only the last is a pullet. At 8 weeks of age the seller most likely knew most were cockerels.

 

[Mamatomany123]

Only the last is a pullet. At 8 weeks of age the seller most likely knew most were cockerels.

I agree with this. You need to figure out what to do with the cockerels because you cant keep 1 pullet for all of them.

 

[21hens-incharge]

What makes you all say #1 isn't a pullet? I'm not so convinced, but also new.

His coloring not only of the comb and wattles but his feathers. A female of that breed would still have a comb like your last pictured bird as well as much less white.