I'm voting handsome young cockerel. 
~Alex

~Alex
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Is it full EE? Or mixed with barred rock?This baby is a 6 week and 6 day old Easter Egger. Any idea if it's a pullet or cockerel?
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Barring is found in many breeds.....as an ee, this bird has the potential of any variety of genetic heritageIs it full EE? Or mixed with barred rock?
Is it full EE? Or mixed with barred rock?
My thoughts exactly. This chick has kept me on my toes trying to figure out what it is. I don't know the parentage. This chick hatched out of a bluish green egg, but that tells me nothing. I've been leaning towards cockerel, but the barring has me completely thrown. It also has the 3 rows of bumps on it's comb, which, from what I've read, means cockerel. I don't know how accurate that is though as this is my first experience with a pea comb. At what age would you think it would be safe to says it's definitely a cockerel?
Judging based off 3 rows of peas isn't quite accurate enough to be considered a true practice. This often manifests in both genders.It also has the 3 rows of bumps on it's comb, which, from what I've read, means cockerel. I don't know how accurate that is though as this is my first experience with a pea comb. At what age would you think it would be safe to says it's definitely a cockerel?
Lol, when it crows. This was my bantam mottled cochin pullet at 7 weeks.
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Judging based off 3 rows of peas isn't quite accurate enough to be considered a true practice. This often manifests in both genders.Size and color in relation with age, however, is trustworthy.
In another few weeks, there shouldn't be any doubt.
~Alex