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Looks like an EE cockerel, and the pullet appears to be a red sex link.

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awh dag um it. if the ee is a rooster then that means all of my ee's are. :(

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Sorry.  What are the odds?

 

There was just someone here who was sad they didn't have any EE roos, maybe you guys live near each other and you could give one away, lol!

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maybe so lol. i am a terrible picker lol

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Originally Posted by sourland View Post

Looks like an EE cockerel, and the pullet appears to be a red sex link.

 



Are you saying it is a cockerel because of the red face? The comb itself does not look very big. EE covers alot of birds, doesn't it, so what breed i it? I really like that head and face. Sort of hawk like. And I keep seeing pictures of them, but no one every says what they are.  I have 4 EE's and hoping one will look like this. I just noticed the dark legs on this one, mine all have light legs. Just trying to learn. Beautiful bird.

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Are you saying it is a cockerel because of the red face? The comb itself does not look very big. EE covers alot of birds, doesn't it, so what breed i it? I really like that head and face. Sort of hawk like. And I keep seeing pictures of them, but no one every says what they are.  I have 4 EE's and hoping one will look like this. I just noticed the dark legs on this one, mine all have light legs. Just trying to learn. Beautiful bird.

The coloring on that bird is only found on roosters.Hens won't have that dark red on the wing, as a rule they're drab, colored more to blend in vs attract attention like a rooster.

EEs frequently have a hawk like look, esp the hens who are partridge-ish colored.

 

The first pic does look like a red sex link.

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Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!

 

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Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!

 

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x2 Dark red splashes of colors on the shoulders are for impressing the laaaaydays.

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post #9 of 14
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thanks guys! Gonna probably keep him. Can anyone help identify the gender for these? I was told both roos any second opinions lol

 

 

 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/662567/sex-breed#post_8953533

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x2 Dark red splashes of colors on the shoulders are for impressing the laaaaydays.

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But oh so true. I was raised being told roosters were bright and splashy to attract hens (and direct predators to them first), hens are drab and plain to camoflauge better when they're sitting on a nest.

Rachel BB
 

Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!

 

"If I'd known the world was ending I'd have brought better books"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rachel BB
 

Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!

 

"If I'd known the world was ending I'd have brought better books"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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