Pullet or Roo?

[Slauterbach]

We acquired some chickens not sexed this year. We are new to owning chickens and have our suspicions about their sex but would like confirmation. The first is one of our light Brahmas.. you can she he/she in the solo photo but you can see how different this Brahma is than it’s mate shown in the next photo. The others are our Austrolorps they are both shown below. All of our chickens are 20 weeks old and we have yet to see any egg production so makes us wonder

 

[TheOddOneOut]

We acquired some chickens not sexed this year. We are new to owning chickens and have our suspicions about their sex but would like confirmation. The first is one of our light Brahmas.. you can she he/she in the solo photo but you can see how different this Brahma is than it’s mate shown in the next photo. The others are our Austrolorps they are both shown below. All of our chickens are 20 weeks old and we have yet to see any egg production so makes us wonderView attachment 2297921View attachment 2297922View attachment 2297923View attachment 2297924View attachment 2297925

All girls, all will lay in time.

 

[Painted Calls]

X 2

 

[HappyClucker7]

They are all girls. They're combs are redder because they're getting ready to lay!

 

[Slauterbach]

At this point when should we expect to see eggs from them?

 

[Sammi_0411]

Definately all pullets brahmas are late developers because of the size of them may take a little while longer xxx

 

[Sammi_0411]

Can actually take 6-8 months old x

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The Australorp/s are very close to laying and so is one of the Brahmas