They all look like pullets.
Here are a couple of pics of our reds at 12 weeks. The first pic is of "Cheese" and the jury is still out on whether he/she is a rooster or not. Cheese has a redder and larger comb/wattles than the other two, but not as large as I would have expected for a rooster. The second pic is of "Mrs. Puff" an "Jen the Hen" (my children named them all) for comparison, with cheese in the back left.
We bought 2 Austrolorp and 2 Wyandotte pullets? from a local feed store in early May. Based on supposed age at purchase they should be about 10 weeks now. Worried that I may have roos in the bunch. What do you guys think?
Mabel - Biggest of the bunch
Oyster - Smallest of the group (back right in top photo) Kind of camera shy
Pepper
Clucky - This one is pretty frisky, pretty much the boss, although Mabel gives her a run for her money. Just started walking around with tail sticking straight up
Definitely can't have any roos, so would like to try to figure it out now if I can. Sorry about the sideways pics, couldn't get them to rotate no matter what I did.
Man, I sure was hoping they were all pullets, will just have to keep an eye on Clucky I guess. Maybe we'll get lucky. I guess the good news is that the Austrolorps, which are the friendliest, are girls.
Need a better picture, and do you know the age?Is the one in the middle a hen or a rooster.
All the wyandottes look like roosters to me..
Dangit, and I was upset that one might be a rooI'll just hope for the best for now.
Quote: You might be right. My SLW pullet from the feed store got pink very early, so I take that into consideration. But the coloring on the first one is also kind of patchy, so questionable. Wait and see on Pepper too.
This one I hope is better. Also it is about 2 1/2 or 3 months old
