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Thank you! I sold two of the boys about a month ago. I have someone coming to get the black one in the morning. I am only keeping the one. (#4). I'm guessing a hawk got one of the black EE hens. So of the 9 Easter Eggers that I bought this year, I will have 1 roo, and 4 hens (after tomorrow).But...

Some of the girls.

#8 currently

#4 currently

OUTCOME: #2, 3, 4 & 8 turned out to be cockerels.

Here is a pic up close of each of the 9 chicks. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 I held first 3 and tried to get comb & coloring. Hubby held the rest & thought I wanted just comb apparently.

In the 2nd to last pic, The black/brown one standing in front of the roo, is also a roo, I think, it has a comb already as well, but compared to the obvious boy, it's comb is paler. So maybe just maybe it turns out to be a hen. (Also one of my fave's)

Of course, I think it is the prettiest black/brown one I have!

Is the obvious one the one with the biggest comb? The tallest one on right in bottom pic? I was just reading a thread about telling EE's apart from feather coloring/patterns.

I bought 9 straight run Easter Egger's from a breeder. They are now 6 weeks old. I think I have at least 4 cockerels. First time buying 'straight run' chicks. Can you confirm. I will get better pics.