Wyandotte, Easter Egger, Penedesenca Gender Help

[Crowley69]

Hello everyone I only have experience with meat chickens, or RIR or Leghorn chickens for eggs. I am slightly confident on some of my gender identification, but would like some help from the forum members. All are 18ish weeks old. I cannot get better pictures because they are free range animals, and love the woods unless its bed time. All of these were suppose to be pullets from Rural King minus the Penedesenca. Both Penedesenca and Easter Egger Crow very quietly. No observed crowing from any other chickens.

Pic #1 Penedesenca Believe to be Cockerel. Behind is Easter Egger Believe to be Cockerel

Pic #2 Easter Egger Same as Pic #1. Believe to be cockerel

Pic #3. I have 4 Golden Laced Wyandotte all of them look similar no change in wattles, or comb between this picture and the other three. I believe all 4 to be pullets.

Pic #4 and Pic #5 Two Silver Laced. Possibly cockerel??? The legs are slightly larger than the golden laced ones. Also wattles are slightly larger.


Thank you to everyone who tries to help.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

They all look to be pullets close to point of lay. There are no male specific saddle or hackle feathers.

 

[Crowley69]

Well that would explain why I'm having second guesses. The penedesenca acts like a rooster just by behavior, but I guess its just acting as leader. I guess I will start to look around for a rooster then haha as I wanted a rooster for protection, and breeding.

 

[Alexandra33]

All pullets. The Penedesenca is an obvious pullet, just going on plumage color. Same goes for the Wyandottes.

~Alex