Supposed to be Pullets

[sherylreno]

Well - BR pullets have mixed color legs and their feathering is black with white bars. BR roosters have yellow legs without any coloring and they are mostly white with black barring. BR chicks born all black or a small patch of black on the top of their heads are pullets, BR roosters have a lot of white all over them and a big white star on their heads.

From what I'm seeing with the head shots and part body only are all pullets.

Look at this link - http://www.helmsteadstables.com/BRRoo3.07.2.jpg - this is a roo.

 

[nurse_turtle]

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[mtstringer]

Thanks to all for the quick answers. No eggs from them yet only eggs from my 2 reds.

 

[orpingtonbabies]

Just can't be sure

 

[adgcountrygirl]

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I agree! Mine have been crowing for over a month now. They are 16 weeks old. Your #4 looks like a female to me, but as this is my first time to raise chickens, I couldn't be sure. I just know that the girls have smaller combs and they aren't as bright unless they are laying eggs.

Good luck!!!

 

[anderson8505]

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Ditto. Compare their colors. IF they all look very closely the same in regards to the black barring, they are probably pullets. I have 19 week old BR hens like yours and they have varying combs/redness, etc.
This is a roo at 18ish weeks:

 

[Kirtusjon]

21 week old BR's all pullets, BR roos would have much bigger combs and longer woddles

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

I agree with all the above - pullets based on colorin and comb size for 19-20 weeks. Click here and you can see the combs on my BPR pullets 15 weeks, again at 19 weeks, and then 22 weeks of age:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=19548-from-chicks-to-pullets-to-hens

 

[Lothiriel]

Those are pullets.

Barred Rocks are my favorite breed, glad you got all pullets.

 

[Lucysmom002]

I have a BR hen who has very large wattles and a large comb. I should post a pic of her..