Roo, right?

[Mountain Peeps]

That's why spurs or spur buds aren't a reliable gender indicator. Some hens have decent buds at this age, and even some wicked spurs as they age, while some roosters don't get any size to theirs until after a year old. Comb size and color for the age, and more importantly sex feathers (hackle and saddle feathers) don't lie. Females will never have those nice flowing, pointed feathers.

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They are males

 

[ChickenSheep]

Here are a couple California Whites, that were purchased as day old chics as pullets...
any doubt that these are roosters? I didn't think I should waste everyone's time starting a new thread.

I wanted to make sure before I sell them...

 

[ChickenSheep]

I wonder if I'll ever get it! lol
I am always "almost positive" or "95% sure"
Until I see them lay an egg or hear them crow... But really, there are some I know for sure... Promise

 

[donrae]

How old are these birds? They look like pullets getting ready to lay, but age is key...

 

[dekel18042]

My guess would be pullets.

 

[Wyandottes7]

They look like pullets to me.

 

[keesmom]

Another vote for pullets.

 

[ChickenSheep]

yeah! I hope I'm wrong!

They are 8+ months old

I thought the combs were too big to be pullets... They are getting bright and I had one that I bought with them, that started laying 2 months ago...

 

[StarMeKritten]

At 8 months old, those are definitely pullets. They look like they'll be laying soon.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

At 8 months old, those are definitely pullets. They look like they'll be laying soon.

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They are a large combed breed in both female and male, the difference being that if it were that large and bright at 2 months vs. their current age of 8+ months that would cause concern for gender. At their age you would be seeing the other gender characteristics such as the presence of male saddle/hackle feathers, etc.