Pullets?

[TinyRaptorDodos]

They told us these are all sexed as female but im not positive, they also didn’t tell us they’re exact age, any ideas? There are five of them

 

[cherrynberry]

They told us these are all sexed as female but im not positive, they also didn’t tell us they’re exact age, any ideas? There are five of them

all look female so far

 

[All4Eggz]

all look female so far

Agreed.
Looks like you got lucky with all pullets!

 

[cherrynberry]

From your photos, the ones in the photos look female. They look to be about 12 weeks old or more possibly

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

all look female so far

Alright thanks, I figured but salt (grey one) made me think she could be a rooster, she was always a bit odd and had bigger tail feathers even though she was the smallest

 

[All4Eggz]

From your photos, the ones in the photos look female. They look to be about 12 weeks old or more possibly

Agree with the age as well

 

[All4Eggz]

Alright thanks, I figured but salt (grey one) made me think she could be a rooster, she was always a bit odd and had bigger tail feathers even though she was the smallest

"Salt" is an easter egger! She'll lay blue eggs or green eggs, and the occasional brown/pink (that is, if she is a female)

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Agree with the age as well

From your photos, the ones in the photos look female. They look to be about 12 weeks old or more possibly

Thanks, they told us they were three days old when we got them but they already had the rougher wing feathers

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

"Salt" is an easter egger! She'll lay blue eggs or green eggs, and the occasional brown/pink (that is, if she is a female)

Yep, Garlic (white and brown) pepper and salt are my EEs, then paprika and Cayenne are my cinnamon queens. I also have a black star (black sex link) hen! Thanks

 

[cherrynberry]

Alright thanks, I figured but salt (grey one) made me think she could be a rooster, she was always a bit odd and had bigger tail feathers even though she was the smallest

tail looks really female like as well...if it were a he, there would be saddle feathers.

P.S. I only see four hens...the black one in the background appears to be female, but if you want, you can post better photos of the other one So far hens though!