Roosters a plenty??

[booksfamilyfarmlg]

We got 16 supposed sexed chicks in spring but as they grow and mature it seems about half of them are not hens! Like 3 of my 4 Buff Orphingtons have larger waddles and combs than the other one. There are a couple I am not sure if they are roosters or hens and was hoping for advice!
Orphingtons:

Two of my three older Easter Eggers turned out to be Roosters and it is really obvious with their huge tail feathers. These two are younger and I am wondering about them?

Thank you in advance!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Those are all pullets

 

[booksfamilyfarmlg]

Those are all pullets

Awesome!! Thank you! I was really feeling confused after trying to compare my birds to pictures online, especially with my one Orphington who is not picture having a very small comb that is lighter than the others, I started to get worried!

 

[Chickassan]

You feed kalmbach, those are some spoiled girls.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

To clarify, meant the prominent birds in the pics, there are males in background, assuming those are the known roos?

 

[ChickNanny13]

2x @Ol Grey Mare ... I've had BOs several times, some of those pullets really had me nervous with the size of their combs/wattles but they didn't crow & I got eggs. Your EEs are so pretty, pullets also

 

[Peppercorngal]

Your buffs are girls, and the barred rock is a girl, but I think your easter eggers are both boys. Pointed hackle feathers is why. They can be hard to sex and they mature much later than other breeds. Let me know if they start to crow! Looks like they are ready to do just that!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Your buffs are girls, and the barred rock is a girl, but I think your easter eggers are both boys. Pointed hackle feathers is why. They can be hard to sex and they mature much later than other breeds. Let me know if they start to crow! Looks like they are ready to do just that!

EE are not difficult, you just have to not fall for the false appearance of the hackle feathers. EE hens get very drapey looking hackle feathers and when there is lacing in the markings of those, ie the lighter bird,it creates the appearance of pointy feathers but that is just the coloring playing tricks on the eye. Very clear females

 

[booksfamilyfarmlg]

You feed kalmbach, those are some spoiled girls.

Yes, yes they are!

 

[Peppercorngal]

EE are not difficult, you just have to not fall for the false appearance of the hackle feathers. EE hens get very drapey looking hackle feathers and when there is lacing in the markings of those, ie the lighter bird,it creates the appearance of pointy feathers but that is just the coloring playing tricks on the eye. Very clear females

Ok, so is this EE a rooster or pullet? What do you think? I couldn't tell.