Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*

[carolinasculpture]

Snowy is a cockerel. Clear saddle feathers and clear sickle feathers.

Yay!!! So excited! Two very handsome EE Roos!!!
I have had their dad for years, these are the first boys he has given me!

 

[carolinasculpture]

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Yay!!! So excited! Two very handsome EE Roos!!!
I have had their dad for years, these are the first boys he has given me!

So... how unusual is a white EE roo? Do you think he will stay white?

 

[bruceha2000]

I have had their dad for years, these are the first boys he has given me!

Actually, with chickens, you need to look at the girls. They are the ones that determine gender.

 

[PNWskye]

@Jacquieh Here are some examples of 3 rows vs 1 row pea combs from early in the thread:



The bird above has a three row pea comb. Note the three little rows of bumps or ''peas''




This bird has a single row comb ^


Single row vs three rows.

How old are the chicks in these pics?

 

[PNWskye]

I wish these were organized like reddit threads where all the comments related to the original picture were together. I’m scrolling around, looking for updates.

 

[Flowerbh]

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Hi! I’d love any thoughts you have on gender for this one! Thank you!

Male

 

[Flowerbh]

Ok, so when I went down today, I took a look at Snowy. It is looking like Snowy has saddle feathers, to me. Please tell me what you think. Snowy also hatched June 1. Thank you!!!View attachment 1532188

Snowy is a roo

 

[debid]

I wish these were organized like reddit threads where all the comments related to the original picture were together. I’m scrolling around, looking for updates.

And now you've revived a thread and people are evaluating a chick that grew up months ago!

Do you have one you're wondering about?

 

[Faraday40]

I'm sure this thread will become active soon. The Easter hatch-a-long chicks will be here shortly!

 

[Bookworm0124]

I'm sure this thread will become active soon. The Easter hatch-a-long chicks will be here shortly!

Once mine are old enough!! They're only 2 weeks now. But I do have a few olive eggers that are about 3 weeks that I'm nervous are roos. HUGE Combs compared to the third