What gender Ameraucanas are these

[Sunyoung]

Accidentally posted this in the wrong forum at first... hahaha.

These ameraucanas are roughly 21 weeks old and I still can't tell what genders they are. I just can't see any saddle feathers or anything, but one of the two started crowing the day after I got rid of another rooster (one of their broodermates). I should clarify that though.. One started crowing the day after I got rid of the other rooster - and then hasn't crowed since. That was about a month ago. I have pictures that I just took tonight from my cell phone so I apologize for the quality.

Suspect #1:

Suspect #1:

Suspect #1:




And now for Suspect #2:

Suspect #2

Suspect #2

Suspect #2




Any guesses? I know there's plenty people here with a better eye than me..

 

[JulieNKC]

I think by 21 weeks most roos have some pretty obvious saddle feathers, so I'm guessing both are pullets.

 

[brandoncakes]

both female

 

[ramirezframing]

both hens, who can sometimes crow

 

[AlicesSilkies]

2 pretty ladies!!

 

[goldfinches]

I also think they're both pullets. Silly girls to try crowing!

 

[Sunyoung]

Thank you all for putting my mind at ease a bit!

I'm hoping since they're both pullets that maybe the one who is crowing will "grow" out of it? Could that happen?

 

[hdowden]

those look like pullets all the way