Roo or Pullet? Opinions, please! Silkie Cross.

[Kstory305]

Hi! I am really posting because I cannot believe that I was lucky enough to pick out 3 FEMALE eggs to incubate, successfully hatch and rear into 3 laying hens on my first attempt.
It’s safe to say, 2 out of 3 are in fact ladies, laying healthy sized eggs! I’ve checked tape.
My last chicken in question, is my pretty numbered and aptly named Two. My sweet set of ‘wildlings’ are a mix between a non bearded crested partridge silkie (mom) and a black sex link Roo (or so I think). They’ll be 6 months old this weekend. Two and Three are almost identical, so my trouble is, I cannot tell which one of these is laying the egg, lol! If Two is a pullet, she must just be a late bloomer… However, in going back to my first statement, I am just not that lucky. Maybe that’s about to change!
Any opinions are greatly appreciated.

 

[nuthatched]

Press attach files, my friend.

 

[nuthatched]

Saddles, hackles and feather pattern say female.
Interesting looking ladies.

 

[Kstory305]

Thank you on both accounts!

 

[Tookie]

I see all pullets.
They're very pretty!

 

[Kstory305]

Thank you! I think I got lucky!
She did squat this am like her sisters!

 

[JedJackson]

It's a female, and may be a late bloomer, or something else could be going on. The exaggerated comb has me thinking that she could have a damaged ovary, which would account for the lack of eggs and the ginormous comb. Just an idea-- time will tell.