Only 2 or 3 pullets of bunch?!??

[Mamatomany123]

Here are the headshots, thanks to everyone who will take a look

7 is not an easter egger but is a cockerel. I think the only pullet is 4 and maybe 8. The rest look like cockerels.

 

[SKS]

7 is not an easter egger but is a cockerel. I think the only pullet is 4 and maybe 8. The rest look like cockerels.

Thanks!
Do you mean #6 isn't a EE? If so yrs. That is my lone RIR

 

[Mamatomany123]

Thanks!
Do you mean #6 isn't a EE? If so yrs. That is my lone RIR

Oops sorry, yes 6

 

[birdlover2]

Here are the headshots, thanks to everyone who will take a look

Thanks for the headshots! This makes it much easier. 6 is definately a roo. 7 looks like a rooster too, and he's the most likely EE to be roo. 9 looks like a rooster, and so does 1, 2, and 3 though 2 is least likely to be roo out of those three and 3 is most likely. 4 and 8 are probably hens, 5 could be either-or.

 

[Buckeye Amy]

Males: 1, 2, 5, 7, 9 and I question 3. The reason I say that is that it really only has one row of bumps on the comb while the others have more than one. But the comb is red and big, so it's probably male.

 

[SKS]

Ah okay. Actually I don't view pea combs as being any harder than other types of combs. Males develop the larger, redder combs the same as any other breed, and they also often have 3 well defined rows of 'peas'; look carefully at @SKS's birds, you will see what I am talking about. As they develop their mature feathers, you may start to see rust colored leakage on their wings. I think bird 2 might be an example of that.


Your guesses were pretty good in my opinion!

I updated the thread with headshots

 

[LikeTurkeys]

With the new head shots only 4 and 8 look female. The rest are male.

 

[SKS]

With the new head shots only 4 and 8 look female. The rest are male.

just gets better and better
Lots of stew meat this winter I suppose.