Roosters or just different hens?

[AutumRose]

My friend and I are trying to figure out if we got extra roosters because these barnyard mixes of the same age have different features. The one obvious rooster in her bunch is big comb, big wattle, big crow. But some of these other ones are looking suspect.
What do you think about this grey one? And the other?

 

[TRALALARA1]

If that is two separate chickens then yes, those two are definitely cockerels. Pretty ones. Look like Easter eggers.

 

[TRALALARA1]

The white/splash is a pullet

 

[AutumRose]

The white/splash is a pullet

Yes, thank you. The white is a female. I meant to ask about the top grey one in that picture.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

There is no doubt those are cockerels.

 

[AutumRose]

Thanks all! Newbies here learning the ropes.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Thanks all! Newbies here learning the ropes.

Here is a great chart in explaining how to identify a rooster versus a hen.

(Note that hens can have pointed hackle feathers, but they will not be near about as long and pointed as a rooster's hackles. Also, hens can grow spurs in rare cases when they lose their normal amount of female hormones. There are also breeds such as the Sebright that are "hen-feathered" breeds, which mean that the cocks do not possess the extra feathers that normal breeds have, making their sex identification much harder until later.)