These are roosters, aren't they?

[Locura]

I picked up some chicks from a school incubation project and one is certainly a rooster, but the other two acted hennish. When I re-homed the rooster, the other two grew up more and now I'm thinking they're both roosters, judging by their feathers. Which is really frustrating. I heard that hens in puberty will try to crow and I thought that was what was happening because they were REALLY bad at it.

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

They are both cockerels

 

[Gray Farms]

Saddle feathers don't lie. Those are boys.

 

[ChickenTenderKesha]

It seems those are both cockerels, you can see the pointy saddle feathers and the long curved sickle feathers of the tail

My goodness are they ever handsome though!!

 

[mamablair]

Handsome boys, but definitely cockerels.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I'm sorry but I agree, those are both cockerels

 

[BaaKaaawk]

Roo-a-doodle-doos all the way.

 

[slordaz]

from feathering they are cockerels, watching feather development helps a lot as if they aren't dominant you can confuse the behaviors and think they are hens

 

[blackandtan]

Love that grey one!

 

[cottontail farm]

I would take the roo one the right in a heartbeat. He's absolutely beautiful.