Easter egger- hen or roo?

[Treaster]

This is a four week old Easter egger chick. At first it appeared it was going to be partridge-colored, but in the past week it has changed a lot. It's sister chick is still partridge colored. They both feathered out at the same rate.
What does everyone else think? I think probably roo.

 

[SilverBirds]

It's still pretty early to tell. I'd go with pullet for now.

 

[JedJackson]

I think it needs another couple of weeks before sexing.

 

[cherrynberry]

This is a four week old Easter egger chick. At first it appeared it was going to be partridge-colored, but in the past week it has changed a lot. It's sister chick is still partridge colored. They both feathered out at the same rate.
What does everyone else think? I think probably roo.

Leaning toward cockerel for me. Now we wait

 

[Lemon-Drop]

It’s too early to tell for sure, but I think pullet for now.

Try reposting at 6-8 weeks of age.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

I'd say pullet.

 

[maryn7]

This orange/grey mix seems to be popular this year. I have one, so does this person. And we're all stressed.

On tenterhooks if my chick's orange feathers are going to stay put or go fully cockerel. If your chick is similar, looks like 8 weeks is a good check in. 6 weeks is too indeterminate.

Fingers crossed!

 

[cluckmecoop7]

This orange/grey mix seems to be popular this year. I have one, so does this person. And we're all stressed.

On tenterhooks if my chick's orange feathers are going to stay put or go fully cockerel. If your chick is similar, looks like 8 weeks is a good check in. 6 weeks is too indeterminate.

Fingers crossed!

I also have one.

 

[T Banks]

This is a four week old Easter egger chick. At first it appeared it was going to be partridge-colored, but in the past week it has changed a lot. It's sister chick is still partridge colored. They both feathered out at the same rate.
What does everyone else think? I think probably roo.

Probably pullet, but can you post pictures when it is 5-6 weeks old?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Too young to tell but coloring and comb size are suspicious. I'll say cockerel for now but update in a few weeks!