Salmon Favorelles - are these both pullets?

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I checked their wing feathering at 2 weeks and there was no black, so I didn't think there was any chance either was a roo, but want to double check....They are 7 weeks old.

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Both pullets. One is just a bit smutty.
Pictures of hackle and saddle feathers are kind of useless at 7 weeks of age. Male specific feathering doesn't begin to develop until about 10 weeks, and can take several more weeks to be obvious.
 
But some quicker feathers breeds have hackle and saddle feathers at a younger age and I was asking for a closeup in general to we if I could see male coloring.
 
But some quicker feathers breeds have hackle and saddle feathers at a younger age and I was asking for a closeup in general to we if I could see male coloring.
Male Faverolle coloring is much different than these two. That "salmon" color across the body and the wheaten chest are female specific. Males are
 
Thanks for the replies! Here are photos of their backs. I had 3 Easter Eggers clamoring to be picked up and the 2 SF were like "Let me go!"

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