Welsummer and EE Pullets vs Cockerels

[Ash.M]

Would love any insight into our 10 week old girls (hopefully). We're starting to see some pink combs and are getting a little nervous. We have 1 Welsummer with a comb that's getting more pinkish, with thick legs and 3 easter Eggers. The white easter egger has a comb that's getting very pink, and the black gold one seems to have much bigger legs than the rest. I think the gray/blue EE is a girl, but I'm not able to get a great picture since she seems to have hurt her legs, so she lays down more and is very skittish.

Thanks for your help!

 

[JedJackson]

The tan EE with the black head is the only possible cockerel I see. Better pictures, especially a full body side profile and comb side profile, could help with that one.

 

[Ash.M]

The tan EE with the black head is the only possible cockerel I see. Better pictures, especially a full body side profile and comb side profile, could help with that one.

Thanks! Here's a few more pictures in case they are helpful

 

[JedJackson]

Thanks! Here's a few more pictures in case they are helpful

I'm guessing it's a pullet based on the small, pale comb at 10 weeks. But keep your eye on it. By 13 weeks you should know for sure, because that is when male feathering will start to appear if it is a boy.

The rest are for sure pullets, in my opinion.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All pullets! Pretty girls

 

[Ash.M]

I'm guessing it's a pullet based on the small, pale comb at 10 weeks. But keep your eye on it. By 13 weeks you should know for sure, because that is when male feathering will start to appear if it is a boy.

The rest are for sure pullets, in my opinion.

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[HappyClucker7]

They are all girls!

 

[JedJackson]

Thank you so much for your help!

You're welcome.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

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Would love any insight into our 10 week old girls (hopefully). We're starting to see some pink combs and are getting a little nervous. We have 1 Welsummer with a comb that's getting more pinkish, with thick legs and 3 easter Eggers. The white easter egger has a comb that's getting very pink, and the black gold one seems to have much bigger legs than the rest. I think the gray/blue EE is a girl, but I'm not able to get a great picture since she seems to have hurt her legs, so she lays down more and is very skittish.

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All pullets, congrats!

 

[Ash.M]

All pullets, congrats!

Thank you! They just got out of quarantine and are enjoying the yard (except for when our older hens chase them away). Next step is to try and integrate them