6 week EE not easy to tell - Am I a girl or am a boy?

[Montana-Hens]

Bird 1

Full body w/ legs - the one in the back is this bird's sibling

Another body shot

Bird 2 - sibling to bird 1 - This one looks at least like an EE rather than just a mutt.

I know trying to sex Easter Eggers is sort like trying to tell folks at the pound what the dog might be and how big it might get, but I am looking for some help

This one is 6 weeks old. I know that may be a little young, but looking for some insight.

I have never had EE before and thought what the heck try a couple an so got this from the local farm supply 6 weeks ago. Supposed to be sexed pullets. They used McMurrary Hatchery.

Any help or insight sure would be appreciated.

 

[OccamsTazer]

Oooooh, that's a tough one!

I'm going to vote pullet, but I wouldn't bet my silkie on it

 

[Break an Egg]

Are you sure it's an EE? It looks like it could be a gold laced wyandotte.

 

[Pet Duck Boy]

I agree that it doesn't look like an EE. But here's a pic of my EE pullet when she was 6 weeks. Her comb is indentical to you chicken.

 

[HorseFeathers]

Not a roo, and doesn't look like an EE either.

 

[Sequin]

Sorry, I need to see more of it to be sure. I am leaning toward roo from this photo though. But that Is a really tough one. Hoping I'm wrong and it is a pullet. My EE roo started pinking up in the comb around this age, maybe a hair earlier than 6 weeks. The reason I think maybe roo is because of what some of the neck feathers look like - they don't look completely rounded. Which is why I need to see more of the chick. Lovely coloring though!!!

 

[Happy Chooks]

1st one is a rooster and the 2nd is a pullet.

 

[Sequin]

Yeah, I think I am going to have to say Roo. It is tough for sure, but I would wait for either an egg or a crow to be 100% sure. Just prepare yourself that it could very well be a roo, and if it isn't - it will be a happy day!!

 

[Break an Egg]

The bird in the first pic looks like a partridge wyandotte 'cept it has the wrong leg color

 

[Montana-Hens]

Thanks to everyone for giving me their thoughts. This one is definately a challenge. Can someone explain what they are looking for on the neck feathers that is telling so I can better understand this aspect of sexxing.