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Looks like the pattern of a pullet to me..

Yea..i have three more for sale but too nervous to ship live birds. Too risky... Wish u were closer...cuz im having a hard time selling these last three... I guess not many people around me care for a unique tufted baby...

Here are my other three tufted chicks. Some i took a couple pics of to show different angles.... Chick #1 Chick #2 Chick #3

And i sold some of these chicks already before they started growing their tufts... So im sure theres a few lucky people who got a chick or two with tufts

Thank you! And yes the dad is my blue barred Araucana. Mom is either my blue barred EE, all black EE, or my multi-colored blue EE hen. Either way all of them are clean faced. But i have 4 chicks with a single or double tuft... I hear that can happen but its not very common..strange to me...

Heres a pic of one of the few double tufted EE chicks i hatched out a couple weeks ago! Im so excited about these!

That is not necessarily true... The pea comb gives you a pretty good chance for a green or blue egg. But doesn't guarantee a blue or green egg. For example a have an all black EE. Has full beard, slate legs and a pea comb. But she lays a cream colored egg. I've also had an all white EE. She was...

Pullet.. And sooo pretty!!!! I'm in love with her coloring!!

Sorry to break it to ya.but that is a roo... Do u see the red blotchy patches coming in on the shoulder/wong area. That is an indicator of a roo. Also the comb is looking a little red..(edited to say) also if u notice the feathers around the neck and the feathers growing by the tail feathers are...

I don't think this is an EE. But it does look like a rooster. But I couldn't tell ya what breed...

Here is my ideal 236 pullet. She is 20 weeks old. She should be laying any time now. She's getting very red in the comb and the comb is growing larger! Can't wait! From what I hear u can expect lots of large to x large white eggs from them! Like most production breeds, they are supposed to lay...

Thank you! :) I adore them. They are little sweeties. Finally warm enough for them to be outside. And they are loving every bit of it!

Here's my 3 pullets at 6 weeks and 1 day old.

I agree. This is a hen. U could tell in polar bears pics that it was a roo from the first set of earlier photos.

I agree :)