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

Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!







 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!









it looks like a boy to me. he has the pointed neck feathers
 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!

Yes, probably a cockerel.
 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!







Splotchy coloring and pink comb I think you are right and it is a roo as well.
 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!
No guessing required. That's a cockerel.
 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!








The splotchy red patches & pinkish comb make him look like a male to me.
 
My roo Cecil. Lavendar Americauna. Straight comb= Easter Egger. Such a good boy to his girls. I wish he had a tail, but I am told that lavendar goes with broken feathers.


Breed him to a black EE hen and then breed her female offspring back to him. This will recapture the lavender color and strengthen the feathers so you will have lavenders with good feathers.
 
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone cared to guess on this one? S/He is 4 weeks old and slightly larger than the 3 other EEs we got with her/him. S/He has a slightly more pink comb as well. I'm thinking roo, but I'm new to EEs and really not sure. Thanks!








Looks like one I had that was a roo.


About 5 or 6 weeks




About 10 weeks




10 months

His neck glows golden in the sunlight. His tail is teal green not beetle green and his wings and body have a purple sheen to the black.
 

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