They all look the same to me!!! All pullets or cockerels?

[Chicken Zen]

I am new to chickens but doing lots of research. However, my chicks are now 11 weeks and I still have no idea what I've got. I have 4 easter eggers and 1 wyandotte that was gifted to me because it was being badly picked on. Just from first glance (I can get more detailed photos) do you guys think mostly hens or possibly all roosters?

 

[JedJackson]

Need better pics to be sure. Combs and full body side profiles. But I'm pretty sure picture 2 is a pullet, and the bird on the right in picture 3 looks the most like a cockerel. Also, these birds look like easter egger/blue laced red wyandotte crosses to me.

 

[Chicken Zen]

Thank you so much. I will get some better pics asap I know those are pretty bad. And your assessment of breed may be spot on. I could not get much information from the friend who gave me these chicks so I am just guessing. That makes sense though. I thought they were blr wyandottes for the longest time until they started getting noticibly whiter legs and beards.

 

[JedJackson]

You're welcome. Hopefully we can help you better with new pics.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

I am new to chickens but doing lots of research. However, my chicks are now 11 weeks and I still have no idea what I've got. I have 4 easter eggers and 1 wyandotte that was gifted to me because it was being badly picked on. Just from first glance (I can get more detailed photos) do you guys think mostly hens or possibly all roosters?

Hi, welcome to BYC!

Farthest to the right in pic 1 is a cockerel. Very top bird in pic 4 is also cockerel. Top bird in Pic 3 is sporting awfully thick legs.

I was thinking I saw some mixing go on in the breed. Probably won't have saddle feathers yet.. but a side standing view pic will help determine gender.

 

[Chicken Zen]

Gaia

 

[Chicken Zen]

Skye

 

[Chicken Zen]

Zoey (in the back in outdoor picture). Also, can't tell from pic, but has similar red on face as coco and skye, although slightly less pronounced.

 

[Chicken Zen]

Coco

 

[Chicken Zen]

And lola, the odd man (or woman) out. Keep in mind that a ton of the feathers had been plucked by the time I received him/her so we may not be able to go by feathering for a while