Please tell me I got some pullets?

[Lilchickennuggets]

Thanks this all is helpful.

No eggs.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

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.

The Dark Brahmas I circled have male specific coloring. The other I actually forgot to point out earlier because I thought she was one of your others is a pullet. Your white cockerel has red shoulders I would avoid any birds with shoulder coloring when picking out chicks or large or red wattles/comb

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

The ladies I got them from both had a bunch of chickens I thought they would have a better idea of sex’s, they said they were pullets. the lady that I got the little black Brahma x said may be males as it’s hard to tell at that age. The bigger ones have changed so much in last week, the white one didn’t have any red, but I was suspicious of the big brown. Thanks for the information though I really appreciate it!

 

[Kkoleckar]

Your barred rock is a cockerel and so is the red one standing next to it

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

Your barred rock is a cockerel and so is the red one standing next to it

Yeah he has crowed a couple of the mornings and started getting gold neck and brown feathers. He was the only one I couldn’t be blind to the fact that I had roosters. But I don’t want too make multiple trips back to the lady who sold him, so it was a who else question…. I was suspicious on all the ones that have been mentioned, just thought I was wrong or didn’t want to be right. But in good news I found out the tiny brown Brahma know as nugget to all my family and friends, is a pullet is a huge relief, my little 4 yo niece loves her to bits.

 

[Lilchickennuggets]

Update: orange one and black white one were roosters and went back to previous owners.
I still have two Brahmax cockerels they haven’t crowed but obviously boys.
White one: pretty sure is a pullet very bossy but has rounded feathers- still hasn’t layed.
Still haven’t got an egg off any of them

 

[Kkoleckar]

Yeah he has crowed a couple of the mornings and started getting gold neck and brown feathers. He was the only one I couldn’t be blind to the fact that I had roosters. But I don’t want too make multiple trips back to the lady who sold him, so it was a who else question…. I was suspicious on all the ones that have been mentioned, just thought I was wrong or didn’t want to be right. But in good news I found out the tiny brown Brahma know as nugget to all my family and friends, is a pullet is a huge relief, my little 4 yo niece loves her to bits.

That’s good! Usually the tail feathers are the easiest indicator for me but really the only for sure way to know is that good ol cockadoodledoo! lol

 

[JedJackson]

Update: orange one and black white one were roosters and went back to previous owners.
I still have two Brahmax cockerels they haven’t crowed but obviously boys.
White one: pretty sure is a pullet very bossy but has rounded feathers- still hasn’t layed.
Still haven’t got an egg off any of them

The white one in the first picture is a female.

The two Brahmas in the last picture are males.

It surprises me you haven't gotten any eggs. I would start looking around for secret nests and also make sure some animal isn't stealing the eggs. It may just be that they're a little too young, but they should lay soon if that's the case.