Color sexing 7 week old EE

[Silver6780]

Wow. I don’t know what came across in my post as not being calm but I don’t feel that it warranted that response. You could’ve just not responded at all if it was that big of a deal

I apologize if I made u pissed or something

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

I apologize if I made u pissed or something

I’m not pissed your response was just unnecessarily hostile. I prefer to chat pleasantly on this site.

 

[gator75]

Looks like a pretty pullet to me with so little comb development. And I don't see any obvious cockerel patches on the wings. Color is very uniform. You'll know soon enough. Good luck!

 

[Alexandra33]

Pullet. No worries here, girl.

~Alex

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

Pullet. No worries here, girl.

~Alex

Whew thank goodness I’m praying because i want blue eggs and she’s so sweet

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Pullet

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Because a pullet has a straight sharp beak like normal chicks do, but the cocks have beaks going bendy downwards. Cocks have multiple colours (4 or 5 colours) pullets have maybe 2 or 1 colours

This is not true. The only way to tell pullets from cockerels is comb development at certain ages, and male feathering.
In EEs, pullets and cockerels can be any color.

 

[Alexandra33]

Whew thank goodness I’m praying because i want blue eggs and she’s so sweet

You'd know by now if you had a cockerel on your hands. Get ready for some lovely eggs!

~Alex

 

[redranger209]

This is not true. The only way to tell pullets from cockerels is comb development at certain ages, and male feathering.
In EEs, pullets and cockerels can be any color.

X2

 

[Alexandra33]

This is not true. The only way to tell pullets from cockerels is comb development at certain ages, and male feathering.
In EEs, pullets and cockerels can be any color.

X3.

~Alex