New Easter Egger “pullets”. Are they in fact pullets?

[Juliamilton]

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We just added a few new “pullets” to our flock. What do you think, are they in fact pullets? Please tell me they are lol

Bird #1 is black and gold.
Bird #2 is the silver and buff/gold
Edit to say they are about 3 months old!

 

[The-White-Elephant]

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We just added a few new “pullets” to our flock. What do you think, are they in fact pullets? Please tell me they are lol

Bird #1 is black and gold.
Bird #2 is the silver and buff/gold

1st is a pulley I believe. Not sure about the 2nd one. @Overo Mare

 

[MadamContrary]

I'd say yes, both pullets. EEs it's all about that pattern, even color and not patchwork looking is a pullet trait. The second bird has that orangey color all the way around the body and not just the wing area so that points to pullet. Also no major comb development, how old are they?

 

[RubelliteRose]

I think they are both pullets

 

[Painted Calls]

Age?

 

[Juliamilton]

I'd say yes, both pullets. EEs it's all about that pattern, even color and not patchwork looking is a pullet trait. The second bird has that orangey color all the way around the body and not just the wing area so that points to pullet. Also no major comb development, how old are they?

Sorry, I thought it put it! They are around 3 months old.

 

[Juliamilton]

Age?

Around 3 months!

 

[cherrynberry]

Coloring on the second bird is suspicious, but I am betting on 2 pullets.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Agree that you have 2 pullets. At three months of age, a cockerel should be pretty obvious by now.

 

[MadamContrary]

Sorry, I thought it put it! They are around 3 months old.

Agree that you have 2 pullets. At three months of age, a cockerel should be pretty obvious by now.

Agreed, there'd be some comb development at that age for cockerels.