Any experts want to weigh in?

[Angelfishie]

My flock consists of 4 week old chicks of the following breeds: “Americana”(EE), Welsummer, cinnamon queen, gold lace Wyandotte, & buff Orpington. I ordered all females, from Hoover’s.

This particular one is much more aggressive than all the other chicks, has a longer neck, and very thick legs. Based on leg color, I believe it’s an EE.

I am leaning toward the thought that it’s a cockerel. Anyone want to give an opinion/educated guess on the sex?

 

[PippinTheChicken]

What are their personalities like? This could help!

 

[nuthatched]

It has green legs like a ee, it's a little early to tell yet, but ca you get better pictures of the comb?

 

[KenjiQuacker]

(I'm not an expert this is just what I think, please don't get mad at me if I'm wrong).

It looks like it has more of a droopy tail than the others, which I'm pretty sure normally means they're a rooster. The hens have more pointed tails, at least from what Ive seen. All my friends adult EE hens have pointy tails and her EE rooster has a droopy tail, so (I think) maybe it's a rooster.

Again, wait for more experienced people to come in I just thought I'd share my thoughts.

 

[Angelfishie]

What are their personalities like? This could help!

This one is aggressive. Has actually mounted a couple of the other birds, and is very dominant, leading me to believe it may be male.

 

[snood dude]

This one is aggressive. Has actually mounted a couple of the other birds, and is very dominant, leading me to believe it may be male.

I think its a male

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Male Easter Egger.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

the largish comb and the rust wingbars say cockerel.

 

[Jenwisp]

EE can have ANY color legs. I think based on pattern, just from comparing to 4 week welsummer googles that is a welsummer.

 

[Angelfishie]

EE can have ANY color legs. I think based on pattern, just from comparing to 4 week welsummer googles that is a welsummer.

Interesting. My other welsummers have a more yellow leg.