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







1st time chicken keeper, 1st post on here. Excuse me if I don't get this right. Any thoughts on whether this is a hen or a rooster. It was sold to me a pullet and it is 16/17 weeks old. Thanks.

 
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She is a lovely hen
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1st time chicken keeper, 1st post on here. Excuse me if I don't get this right. Any thoughts on whether this is a hen or a rooster. It was sold to me a pullet and it is 16/17 weeks old. Thanks.

 






1st time chicken keeper, 1st post on here. Excuse me if I don't get this right. Any thoughts on whether this is a hen or a rooster. It was sold to me a pullet and it is 16/17 weeks old. Thanks.

Very pretty girl!
At that age, I would think the comb would be much redder. And as far as the red on her wings, if she were a he, it would be more patchy, as opposed to that pretty lacing :) Add in her posture and you should start seeing eggs in a month or so!
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Thanks for your quick reply, crazy here and despite not posting, I do lurk a lot!!! You were right, Ozma. Is Oz...
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and crows ALL the time!

The littles are still not confirmed! DG is in the front / left and Nimue is in the back/right. They are very camera shy! They are almost 14 weeks old.
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Ozma has very big red comb and very red patches on the wings. Those are boy's characteristics. What I don't see much is a tail.  Maybe he's just slow in growing out his tail. Also, his legs are yellow. Do you know what his parents are?


As for your 6 week old EEs, too much light in the pictures that the colors and patterns don't show up well. From what I can tell DG might be a girl, and Nimue may be a boy. If possible, please post side and comb pictures with less light.


You were right, Ozma is Oz. He crows all the time!
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The tnys are still undetermined, DG is on the left/front and Nimue is in the back/ right. 14 weeks old.
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