Ok so these chickens are 16 weeks old roosters or hens lol

[Jeka2010]

 

[nuthatched]

All hens, cockerels would have made theme known by know

 

[Canadian Wind]

Tail feathers on that fourth one look very roostery to me, but nothing else on it. As Nuthatched said, they would have started crowing by now.

 

[BastyPutt]

Pullets they will magically morph to a hen when they turn one year old.

 

[Jeka2010]

Ok thank you

All hens, cockerels would have made theme known by know

I miscounted the days they are 16 weeks does that make a difference

 

[NatJ]

I miscounted the days they are 16 weeks does that make a difference

No difference that matters in this case.

They are almost certainly females.

 

[Party_Chicken]

All females

 

[Jeka2010]

No difference that matters in this case.

They are almost certainly females.

Ah ok I was starting to worry for a second thought I had 3 roosters to 1 hen bc of how big their waddles have gotten compared to the 1st one pictured I knew for sure that was a pullet but questioned the other 3 thank you

 

[NatJ]

Ah ok I was starting to worry for a second thought I had 3 roosters to 1 hen bc of how big their waddles have gotten compared to the 1st one pictured I knew for sure that was a pullet but questioned the other 3 thank you

The bigger combs and wattles are because they are getting close to laying eggs.

Cockerels (young males) get big combs & wattles at an early age.

Pullets (young females) get big combs & wattles when they are almost ready to lay eggs. By the time that happens, the combs & wattles on the males are even bigger.

 

[fluffycrow]

They will lay!