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Yes the bottom two are boys but the top picture is a hen.

Final verdict is in I have 2 roosters and one hen. Here is a picture of them all grown up. Black rooster is already breeding hens and starting to crow. I think the red rooster turned out so handsome. and the two roosters below

Thanks other than the tail feather that faces down what else should I look for?

EEs are pretty popular here I plan on selling two of the boys at the local farm sale.

Ugh so confusing......I really wanna sell two if they are all roosters, but first I gotta make sure........how much longer before I can be 100% sure?

Here are the latest pics of the 3 chicks I hatched that you all concurred were roosters. I am preparing to sell two of them but I just want to make sure since no spurs or crowing yet. They are approx 15 weeks old. They above two pictures are of the one I thought was a hen and the board...

Interesting. So does the colored egg gene come from both parents or just one? I know one of the (unrelated to chicks) EE's I have is an EE hen cross with a mixed rooster brown egg layer and she lays pretty green eggs. I am guessing that means that get the colored egg ability from both sides...

Well I suppose I will give them a few more weeks and if they are all cockerels I will choose the one I like best and sell the other two. I just have too small of a flock to have three roosters. Luckily I live in the country so I can keep one. EE's are popular here so I should be able to re-home...

Golly I hope not...she is marked just like another EE hen I have.....oh boy if I got three cockerels out of three that would not be good. I only have 6 other hens....

For comparison here is the third chick hatched, I was pretty sure it was a pullet from the beginning. She has a very small pale comb. Hard to get a pic of her she is always hiding behind another.I only hatched three eggs. Thanks

Here are the latest pics of my EE x Americanas any idea of sex yet? Opinions appreciated. Thanks