Silverudd Blues pullets or roos?

[Galan_Farm]

So, typically I would look at these combs and say with 100% certainty that these are little cockerels. But I have heard some Isbars have large combs, although maybe I'm just reaching really far because these are the only two we hatched and I was really hoping for at least one pullet. You can tell the difference in the two in the pics because one is darker than the other.
These babies are 7 weeks old! (Yes, we got chicken poop on our kitchen floor )
I know it's likely I won't get the news I'm hoping for...
Thank you in advance!

 

[Rare]

For me both roosters (

 

[Galan_Farm]

For me both roosters (

Man, I was definitely thinking that would be the response but I was just hoping that their feathers would tell more of a story than their big ol red combs lol

 

[BastyPutt]

Your suspicions are correct. Cockerels.

Females can have larger combs, but they will develop later. These birds also have noticeable red waddles that also, and maybe more so, suggest cockerel.

 

[fluffycrow]

I agree. Cockerels. Chickens have wattles

 

[BastyPutt]

I agree. Cockerels. Chickens have wattles

My chickens have waDDles.

 

[fluffycrow]

My chickens have waDDles.

What an interesting breed!

 

[BastyPutt]

What an interesting breed!View attachment 3533606

I'm going to waddle across the ocean and deliver a knuckle sandwich.

You better hope you don't make a single grammatical error for the rest of your BYC existence.

 

[fluffycrow]

I'm going to waddle across the ocean and deliver a knuckle sandwich.

You better hope you don't make a single grammatical error for the rest of your BYC existence.

I prefer a non-violent approach
but I'll accept the challenge