Justice and Mercy act more like pullets than Honour does. but honestly this breed is so friendly and even keeled, who knows!
That’s also what I’m afraid of, lol, but it’s hard to say. The older pullet I have, I was convinced she was a he until she hit around 16 weeks, she had SO much color in her comb and wattles. all the other fellas I had at the time were crowing and had massive combs and wattles and saddles etc, and this bird still made silly pullet noises and didn’t develop male feathering at all. She’s now 24 weeks and no doubt at all that she’s a girl, although she hasn’t started laying yet.Going to have to disagree with @LadiesAndJane .... I think they are all cockerels.
Either way, there’s still room for 2 of the 3, even if they’re all boys, and I have a home for the 3rd if need be. 
Could you make a bachelor flock?That’s also what I’m afraid of, lol, but it’s hard to say. The older pullet I have, I was convinced she was a he until she hit around 16 weeks, she had SO much color in her comb and wattles. all the other fellas I had at the time were crowing and had massive combs and wattles and saddles etc, and this bird still made silly pullet noises and didn’t develop male feathering at all. She’s now 24 weeks and no doubt at all that she’s a girl, although she hasn’t started laying yet.
The breed seems to be frustrating as they’re not supposed to have large combs or wattles to start with.
