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[CrazyChickains]

The photos are of the chickens as we were moving them to clean out their “playpen” brooder. Can anyone I’d some of them as cockerel or pullet?

 

[TwoCrows]

I see at least 5 cockerels, lots of big combs growing although pullets can also grow combs fast too. You will know for sure in another month.

 

[CrazyChickains]

I see at least 5 cockerels, lots of big combs growing although pullets can also grow combs fast too. You will know for sure in another month.

Thank you! Time will tell. We are just a bit impatient.

 

[chrissynemetz]

The photos are of the chickens as we were moving them to clean out their “playpen” brooder. Can anyone I’d some of them as cockerel or pullet?

It looks like mostly cockerels.
But don't panic yet, there may be more pullets than what I'm thinking. When they get a little bigger it'll be more obvious

 

[Chicken poppy]

Welcome to BYC! Glad to have you with us.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

 

[The cheek coop]

Welcome to the flock! How about some updated photos?

 

[ksbkeys]

The photos are of the chickens as we were moving them to clean out their “playpen” brooder. Can anyone I’d some of them as cockerel or pullet?

Welcome and thank you for the photos! It will be easier to know as they get a bit older. Maybe you can post some more photos in a week or so. The ones with larger combs are one indicator of cockerels, but not a guarantee at this age. I also look at the tail feathers. My roos all had strong personalities, were bold and a bit standoffish even as chicks. They were also larger than the pullets of the same age. Of course, nothing confirms it more than when they crow and then finally begin to develop spurs at about 20 weeks! Lol!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Welcome to Backyard Chickens. This is a great place to explore and hang out.
Take heart add more pullets later.