Plymouth rock and possible x-breed - definitely roos, right?

[hdowden]

they look like cockerels BUT they are lacking the the slender pointed saddles and hackles that an 18 week old cockerel should have and if they are both mixed it is possible that both are pullets. also comb and wattle development is that of a pullets and not of a cockerels....i am leaning way more towards 2 pullets and not cockerels

i say 98% pullets

 

[Chickengirl47]

Now that I look at them again, the top one looks like my pullet, Sofia. Here's pics of Sofia.

 

[hdowden]

as for the 14 week olds there should be feather and color differences by now and gender should be easy to tell by that.

 

[sevenbabychicks]

Tricky! The top one has a rooey barring pattern, but the darkness and wattle/comb development of a pullet. The bottom one is just too cool - I love the barred tail

Hard to tell for that one, too... its shape looks like that of a boy, but its comb/wattles are so small.

I guess right now I'm leaning towards roo for both because of the redness of their faces. In my experience, 14 weeks is a little early for pullets to get that, but I'd wait a little while longer before determining their fates. And keep us updated, please!

 

[Chickengirl47]

I clicked on the images and they don't have any Hackle, Sickle, or Saddle feathers. I'm sure they are pullets.