Pullet or Cockerel?

[3 ring circus]

12 to 13 weeks old. Picture 1 is a Blue Ameracauna and also picture 2 , a black Easter Egger mix.. Any opinions on pullet or roo for these two?? They are so hard to get a good picture of.

 

[AidKD]

I think they could both be roosters.

 

[EllieandOlive]

The black is a cockerel. The blue is harder to tell because of the angle. The feathers seem rather rounded though. That said I'm leaning cockerel also.

 

[AidKD]

The black is a cockerel. The blue is harder to tell because of the angle. The feathers seem rather rounded though. That said I'm leaning cockerel also.

I was also leaning back and forth on the blue one.

 

[Tookie]

The Easter Egger is a male, as for the Ameracauna I think that one needs more time.

 

[3 ring circus]

The black is a cockerel. The blue is harder to tell because of the angle. The feathers seem rather rounded though. That said I'm leaning cockerel also.

They seem to go out of their way to avoid getting their picture taken. I suspected the black easter egger mix was a roo, but I was really holding onto hope that the ameracauna is a she...

 

[Officialchickensnuggler]

12 to 13 weeks old. Picture 1 is a Blue Ameracauna and also picture 2 , a black Easter Egger mix.. Any opinions on pullet or roo for these two?? They are so hard to get a good picture of.
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My female Easter egged /Americana mix looks exactly like them but different coloring so u think maybe girls!

 

[iriedeby]

I agree with the consensus: Both look like roos to me. But after getting 15 Ameracaunas in a straight run, it is tough! Mine are now 6 months old, and it looks like one I thought for sure was a hen is turning into a roo. They can all mature at different rates, even though they were born on the same day and are the same color!