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

[polarbearpilot]

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If these two pics are of the same bird, it looks like a girl to me.

 

[polarbearpilot]

Need to see side view. Just based on comb alone which looks like 3 rows, I am leaning boy.

 

[polarbearpilot]

This one is a boy.

 

[polarbearpilot]

To all the neigh sayers who say that EEs can't be beardless...here's my girl

And here's her first egg.

That's a pretty egg.

 

[outdoorgal]

Pretty sure this is a roo, but want to verify. He's 14wks. No crowing, but the SLW roo, also supposed to be a pullet is and is dominant.

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[outdoorgal]

Here's one more.

 

[fshinggrl]

Pretty sure this is a roo, but want to verify. He's 14wks. No crowing, but the SLW roo, also supposed to be a pullet

is and is dominant.

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[FreeRangePamela]

Looking for hints on the sexes of our two EEs. They are approx 5 weeks old. Behavior wise, the browner one hangs more with the rest of the flock (it/she/he) is also bigger. The lighter, yellow-headed one seems to get left behind a lot, and then peeps to catch up. We call it/she/he "the runt."

From today (in the background):


And closer up:








This is them a couple of weeks ago in case that helps...



Thanks for your thoughts! We bought "all pullets" but, of course, you never know.

 

[outdoorgal]

That's what I thought Out of the 3 chicks we got that were supposed to be pullets, only 1 was. My daughter is going to be so upset.

 

[fshinggrl]

Looking for hints on the sexes of our two EEs. They are approx 5 weeks old. Behavior wise, the browner one hangs more with the rest of the flock (it/she/he) is also bigger. The lighter, yellow-headed one seems to get left behind a lot, and then peeps to catch up. We call it/she/he And closer up: URL] Thanks for your thoughts! We bought "all pullets" but, of course, you never know.

Umm.. The yellow headed one is a pullet and I think the other one is as well. But I could be wrong on the second one. So far it looks promising.