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Quote: I agree, I send the hatched shells in and they dna sex them from the blood in the shell, so I don't have to wait long to sell them. Unless you're planning on keeping what you have, then it won't matter.

I've been told that before about the color pattern, but have yet to see it proven...though you could be right. I've raised emus for around 15 yrs until they became non profitable, and a few of my older friends more experienced than I am say it's unsure as well. Needless to say, the patterns that...

no way to tell unless you dna sex them or just wait till they get older. females tend to boss the males, as they get older, but the sure way will be the sounds they make and the strutting.