Sexing 9 week old dark brahmas

[BenlynFarm]

Any ideas on these two dark brahmas? I have a roo that is about 5 months old and his coloring was much different so I really hope these are pullets.
Chick 1

Chick 2

 

[black_cat]

They are both pullets. Cockerel feathering and comb would be apparent at this point.

 

[BenlynFarm]

They are both pullets. Cockerel feathering and comb would be apparent at this point.

thank you!

 

[black_cat]

thank you!

Wait...I may have misread. How old are these birds? Is the cockerel five months or all they all five months?

 

[FuzzyCritters]

Both pullets. Roos develop their different pattern at 1-2 months old.

 

[BenlynFarm]

Wait...I may have misread. How old are these birds? Is the cockerel five months or all they all five months?

Sorry, these are 9 weeks old. The cockerel I have is 5 months and he didn’t feather in like these are but he’s the only thing I have to compare.

 

[black_cat]

Sorry, these are 9 weeks old. The cockerel I have is 5 months and he didn’t feather in like these are but he’s the only thing I have to compare.

At nine weeks number two is looking a bit suspicious. Update again in 4 weeks.

 

[Finnie]

Any ideas on these two dark brahmas? I have a roo that is about 5 months old and his coloring was much different so I really hope these are pullets.
Chick 1View attachment 2351140View attachment 2351141

Chick 2View attachment 2351146View attachment 2351149

This:

Both pullets. Roos develop their different pattern at 1-2 months old.

If you do a quick google image search, you will see that dark Brahma cockerels look nothing like these. These are pullets.