Please tell me I got some pullets?

[Lilchickennuggets]

Hi all,
Can anyone tell me the sex of these chickens I brought 18 week old pullets, black and white one has crowed twice and has gold and brown feathers coming in. Im pretty sure the brown one is also a roo. I also got a lil one in with the 18 week olds, so had to go get him two buddy’s they are apparently 7-10 week old pullets, but I’m also suspect on them aswell. As both sellers have agreed to take any Roos back.
Any feedback would be appreciated
Thanks
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Brahma

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brahma

Brahmax wyandotte

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

 

[Squawkers]

Pretty sure that one is a cockerel. The rest look like pullets, but the pictures are hard to tell.

 

[WingItRanch]

No eggs from any of them yet, right?

Your black and white barred one is a cockerel. The brown one (highlighted by Squawkers) also looks like a cockerel.

I would need better pictures of the others. I suspect you have some more slow developing cockerels in the mix.

 

[wrathsfarm]

I agree with both above.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

These are your three pullets. The rest are cockerels.

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

Pretty sure that one is a cockerel. The rest look like pullets, but the pictures are hard to tell.
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This was my second guess for a cockerel. Just based on coloring, but I’ve never had these breeds, so I couldn’t be sure. I had random chickens I took in, when I was young but I didn’t care about what sex they were.

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

These are your three pullets. The rest are cockerels.
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This was my concern that I had more rooster than pullets I didn’t want a rooster yet. Is there anything I can look for so I don’t end up in with more cockerels. I had a gut feeling on the white one, but his waddles and comb are still pink. with the little black/white and grey/white how could you tell? Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[paintedChix]

Honestly, Brahma are very hard for me to sex. Maybe because I'm not as familiar with them. Add in mixed breeds - i have to wait, in most cases, until over 8 weeks of age.

Even breeds I'm familiar with, some chicks are just harder to sex. It's one
of the reasons I link sexlink & auto sexing breeds.

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

No eggs from any of them yet, right?

Your black and white barred one is a cockerel. The brown one (highlighted by Squawkers) also looks like a cockerel.

I would need better pictures of the others. I suspect you have some more slow developing cockerels in the mix.

Thanks this all is helpful.