What breed and sex?

[Frazzemrat1]

Looks like a pullet to me, no pointed saddle feathers

 

[Gray Farms]

So i know i have a roo. His "sister" is quite tall and looks different. The darker one is the definite roo. He crows often. And has for a while.

These are both cockerels.

 

[Gray Farms]

This one also came in the same batch

This one is a pullet.

 

[Jennifer Guerriero]

Hello
This is my first time raising chickens. I bought a mixed layer batch,and I'm not sure what breed I have. Most are the same,but there are a few different ones. I think they are all female. I got them when they were a day or so old,and they are now about 17-18 weeks. Can anyone tell what breeds they are?
Thank you!!

 

[Gray Farms]

Hello
This is my first time raising chickens. I bought a mixed layer batch,and I'm not sure what breed I have. Most are the same,but there are a few different ones. I think they are all female. I got them when they were a day or so old,and they are now about 17-18 weeks. Can anyone tell what breeds they are?
Thank you!!

Top to bottom, left to right.
Easter Egger, Buff Laced Polish, Partridge Rock, Easter Egger "back" & either a Dark Cornish "pea comb" or a Barnevelder "single comb", Red Sexlink. All are females.

 

[Jennifer Guerriero]

Top to bottom, left to right.
Easter Egger, Buff Laced Polish, Partridge Rock, Easter Egger "back" & either a Dark Cornish "pea comb" or a Barnevelder "single comb", Red Sexlink. All are females.

Great! I did a bit of googling,and was only correct on the Polish. I was way off on the others! Thank you so much.

 

[Gray Farms]

Great! I did a bit of googling,and was only correct on the Polish. I was way off on the others! Thank you so much.

Glad to help

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

So i know i have a roo. His "sister" is quite tall and looks different. The darker one is the definite roo. He crows often. And has for a while.

I see two easter egger cockerels in those pictures.

This one also came in the same batch

Pullet

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hello
This is my first time raising chickens. I bought a mixed layer batch,and I'm not sure what breed I have. Most are the same,but there are a few different ones. I think they are all female. I got them when they were a day or so old,and they are now about 17-18 weeks. Can anyone tell what breeds they are?
Thank you!!

Picture 1- easter egger pullet
Picture 2- polish pullet
Picture 3- I'm not sure, pullet
Picture 4- (front chicken) I can't see its face, (back chicken) easter egger or easter egger mix pullet
Picture 5- (front chicken) I'm not sure, pullet, (back chicken) red sex link pullet