Do these look like males or females? And are they easter eggers?

[MistyP83]

I bought these guys as EE and trying to see if u can sex them and explain them. Thank u for your time in answering!!

 

[TRALALARA1]

My Easter eggers have fluffy faces. My olive kids were smooth. View attachment 3444151View attachment 3444154

It can go either way though. Just depends on the parents.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Yes, all the chipmunk looking ones are likely Easter Eggers. It’s way too early to tell gender, unfortunately. You’ll have to update in a few weeks to tell that.

 

[MistyP83]

I have 1 trying to roost on the side of the broader. Maybe a male lol. He even get up on my shoulder when I out my hand in!

 

[MistyP83]

Oh wow. Game changers they really throw u off... Y don't they have the beards? Well mine anyway?

 

[MistyP83]

Ohhhhh .. nice! Thank u so much for all your helpful guidance!!!!

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

Ohhhhh .. nice! Thank u so much for all your helpful guidance!!!!

Your welcome! I love my Brahmas! They are amazing layers. But brahmas dont have single combs, so maybe its a brahma mix.

 

[MistyP83]

That's would be cool

 

[MistyP83]

Local hatchery. In my home town.

 

[Allsfairinloveandbugs]

Yes, all the chipmunk looking ones are likely Easter Eggers. It’s way too early to tell gender, unfortunately. You’ll have to update in a few weeks to tell that.

They look like Easter Eggers. But you will havr to wait till 4+weeks to tell if they are male or female

This isn't a trick question but a sincere one. What makes you think the chicks are Easter Eggers? I currently have over 100 EEs, but they have pea combs, slate shanks and muffs and beards. Those traits come from Auracanas and Ameraucanas. But I'm aware that other breeds withOUT the above traits have been used to make EEs in recent years. It appears that in the first photo, the chick at top right corner has a straight comb. I also see yellow feet and smooth faces. I'm not saying you are wrong, just asking what traits do you see that identify them as EEs?

Local hatchery. In my home town.

The reason I asked my question is because sometimes knowing what hatchery chicks came from can help identify a breed. For example, your chicks resemble Welsummers to my eye, but if your hometown hatchery doesn't hatch Welsummers then that rules Welsummers out.