Pullet or Cockerel? New Picture Added!

[jenesis536]

I'm on the fence. My BO didn't get any redness, but I only had one so who am I to judge. My instinct says roo, but it's really just a guess.

 

[stephanie1992]

the last EE looks a little rooish.... long tail feather and hackle like feathers. they are round but i had a roo like that. could be a late bloomer. I could be wrong but id keep watch on that one

 

[Lesler5]

I was thinking maybe the last pic of EE was a roo...almost looks like saddle feathers coming in, plus long tail feathers too, In the pic with both EEs together, this one has much thicker legs it looks like. Hope I am wrong!

 

[Lothiriel]

All but the BR are pullets.

There's no way the EE is a cockerel. Cockerels never get coloring like that. Length of tail feathers is not indicative of gender, and the saddle feathers are not pointed like a cockerel's. I've also found that thickness of legs doesn't always work either. I have 3 EE pullets, 2 have very skinny delicate legs, and the 3rd has thick ones.

The Buff Orp is a pullet as well. At 15 weeks, that amount of "redness" (it looks more pink to me) is perfectly normal, especially for an Orp. A 15 week cockerel has way more redness and MUCH more development in the comb, and would have definite hackle and saddle feathers.

 

[smarsh]

Yes, Milk is a girl

all are girls except the barred rock.

x2

 

[bloom_ss]

The EEs are definitely girls...100% certain on that. I don't really know anything about BOs, but that one looks like a pullet to me.

 

[StarLover21]

All are pullets but the BR.

 

[PekinBantam]

I also think that your only boy is the barred-rock.

 

[Coastal-Chick]

Thanks for all your responses! After those last few posts, I feel much better.

 

[tuesdays chicks]

I think the ee on the left in 2nd pic could be the roo