Bantam Easter Egger Gender

[Sassysouth]

What gender is this 6 wk old Bantam Easter Egger? I can get more pics if needed.

ETA: the black and white to the left is also a BEE. Both are suppose to be pullets
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[AlleysChicks]

Cockerel.

 

[TattooedChicks]

I’m going to say cockerel, I can’t see the comb detail well in the picture, but I’m guessing by the redness and size that there’s probably a few ridge rows too. 3 usually means cockerel.

This is my Bantam pullet, with very little growth or texture on her comb for an example aged around 6 months and laying.

 

[CSAchook]

Too young for me to tell. Sorry Sassy! I'm still new at this too. But I am sure others will comment soon (and if they don't, I will tag them! )

 

[Sassysouth]

I’m going to say cockerel, I can’t see the comb detail well in the picture, but I’m guessing by the redness and size that there’s probably a few ridge rows too. 3 usually means cockerel.

This is my Bantam pullet, with very little growth or texture on her comb for an example aged around 6 months and laying.
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I thought this one may be better, but I don’t think it is. Haha! Suppose to be a pullet. I guess time will tell. The black and white chick to the left is also a BEE

 

[AlleysChicks]

I thought this one may be better, but I don’t think it is. Haha! Suppose to be a pullet. I guess time will tell. The black and white chick to the left is also a BEE
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red over the wings and uneven pattern is typical of EE males. Keep an eye on the grey and white but it’s looking pullet atm.

 

[April Barta]

They are adorable! At 6 weeks, that's a pretty pink/red comb. My guess is also cockerel. Here is my BEE at 7 weeks.

 

[drumstick diva]

Has red over the wings, which is usually the mark of a cockerel

 

[LilJoe]

Red- cickerel
B&W- pullet

 

[pasuit]

I thought this one may be better, but I don’t think it is. Haha! Suppose to be a pullet. I guess time will tell. The black and white chick to the left is also a BEE
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