Pullers or cockerels

[lauren212]

I received these two easer eggers. I wasn't told the age of them but they look pretty young. They have been rushing each other and puffing their feathers out at each other. Do these look like cockerels?

 

[JedJackson]

View attachment 1129311 I received these two easer eggers. I wasn't told the age of them but they look pretty young. They have been rushing each other and puffing their feathers out at each other. Do these look like cockerels?

I can't see the comb on the black and white one. The brown one is a cockerel and it has feathered legs so it's a mix.

 

[lauren212]

I can't see the comb on the black and white one. The brown one is a cockerel and it has feathered legs so it's a mix.

Is it the colouring of the brown one that you can tell or the comb. Here is another picture of the black one. Still not the best pic.

 

[cmom]

From the pictures it's hard to tell.

 

[JedJackson]

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Is it the colouring of the brown one that you can tell or the comb. Here is another picture of the black one. Still not the best pic.

The comb is the main thing. It looks too young to be a pullet with a comb that well developed.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Those look like cockerels.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

And I agree, the one is a mix, cause he has feathered legs. The other one may be as well.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Jed Jackson

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

They look like faverolle mixes, possibly with Ameraucana or Easter egger. From what I can see, the brown one looks like a cockerel.