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It's an old thread. They were all female. They are grown now. No harm in replying.

Yes, it was.

That was several years ago. But they were indeed all pullets. BTW Snow, I watched one of your youtube videos and enjoyed it very much. I'm hoping one of my grandchildren will love chickens as much as you do. Janie

I am updating this post because I know many other members are trying to sex their easter eggers this time of year. All four of my easter eggers (pictured in original post) were indeed pullets. Their eggs are beautiful, they started laying at 19 to 22 weeks. They each lay 5 to 6 eggs per week...

Here is a better pic of the comb that has me worried.

Thank you so much! I appreciate the vote of confidence!

Uh Oh. Sweet Caroline might be a cockrell! I've recently noticed that his/her comb seems to be getting another row. Otherwise I haven't noticed any rooster behavior or traits.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Uhoh...in 1st picture the one labeled #4 is actually #2. These are not in the same order as my 1st or 2nd post.

At 15 & 16 weeks:

I will update in a few weeks. I 'm looking forward to seeing how they mature and what color eggs they lay. I'm still keeping my fingers grossed that there isn't a cockrell in the bunch.

New pictures from this weekend. They are around 12 to 13 weeks now I believe. I'm optimistic, but then again I thought my Easter Egger, Doris was a pullet until he started growing at around 17 weeks. LOL

Thank you. I'm hoping! The last thing I need is another rooster.

Not so far. I am feeling optimistic. They don't seem to be developing any sickle feathers and their combs still appear to be single rows. I will try and get some new pics this weekend.

I will keep you all posted!

I hope you guys are right! I truly want to keep all of these. Any roos have to go.

Well darn! I was afraid of that. I've been calling this the "year of the cockrells". Seems that's all I get even when I buy "pullets".

I bought a few easter eggers from tractor supply from the "ameraucana pullets" bin. They are all around 7 to 8 wks now. Here are 3 of them for your guessing pleasure. Pics are out of order but the chicks are numbered. #1 has a reddish comb, #2 has some red splotches, #3 is just a color I'm not...