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

[FVRM]

I'm suspicious about the one on the right. The other lighter yellow ones seem to be pullets.

 

[SA Farm]

I'm suspicious about the one on the right. The other lighter yellow ones seem to be pullets.

I did double-take on that one, but all three have round saddle feathers. Add that to even coloring and they're all pullets

 

[Danniro]

Is it too early too tell for this one (all light colored one)? The person who sold her and her sister said he thought her mom was an Americauna b/c of her puffy cheeks. The dad of both was a buff orp.
I'll post the other (darker one) just for fun too b/c I suppose she could possibly be an easter egger, we don't know her mom, she could be any of the following:
White Rock
Danish Brown Leghorn
New Hampshire Red
Jersey Giant
Black Copper Maran
Barred Rock
Americauna

 

[LadyCluck77]

They both seem to have the single comb, rather than the pea comb. Also the dominant color is the buff. I think you can rule out the barred rock for their mothers. A barred hen with a solid cock would either yield a barred male offspring or a solid black female offspring.
I don't see any red patches coming in on either of them yet, but you'll want to grow them out a while yet and try posting updates. Depending on the mix of breeds, there may not be red shoulder feathers on a potential cockerel. Usually by five or six weeks, the comb will be fully red and plump on a single comb type cockerel.

 

[Danniro]

They both seem to have the single comb, rather than the pea comb. Also the dominant color is the buff. I think you can rule out the barred rock for their mothers. A barred hen with a solid cock would either yield a barred male offspring or a solid black female offspring.
I don't see any red patches coming in on either of them yet, but you'll want to grow them out a while yet and try posting updates. Depending on the mix of breeds, there may not be red shoulder feathers on a potential cockerel. Usually by five or six weeks, the comb will be fully red and plump on a single comb type cockerel.

Great, thanks!

 

[LoveOfChickens1]

Thanks for your quick reply, crazy here and despite not posting, I do lurk a lot!!! You were right, Ozma. Is Oz... and crows ALL the time!

Oz is beautiful!

 

[mandtroof]

Thanks for your quick reply, crazy here and despite not posting, I do lurk a lot!!! You were right, Ozma. Is Oz...

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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Your rooster is so handsome, I don't see anything but pullets in your second pic.

 

[Curlyginger]

I have one 8 week old EE. Can anyone tell if it is a pullet or roo?

 

[troy4]

Pullet

 

[Curlyginger]

Pullet

Thank you! I am completely new to chickens, so any help is much appreciated!