She has a small comb, very nice, even pattern, and overall feminine look. Looks like a pullet for sure!That's good to know and makes sense. I have or have had 6 EE this year (building my first flock) and only one has a tiny single row pea comb (6 weeks old). That give me hope for the other one I still have (almost 4 weeks old). The other 4 boys are back with the breeder.
Here is my 6 week pullet "Lady Liberty" (or at least I'm fairly certain she is a she)
That's good to know and makes sense. I have or have had 6 EE this year (building my first flock) and only one has a tiny single row pea comb (6 weeks old). That give me hope for the other one I still have (almost 4 weeks old). The other 4 boys are back with the breeder.
Here is my 6 week pullet "Lady Liberty" (or at least I'm fairly certain she is a she)
Heres body pics of #7ThanksI was thinking about the same. I'll get a better picture of 7 tomorrow or later depending of if its still raining.
Looking awfully patchy, which almost always means it's a cockerel.Heres body pics of #7
Looking at the pictures, it does appear to have a single comb, and also wattle buds coming in as well. Could be an EE mix with something else, but this bird got the single comb.I have this Easter Egger (well that is what is was sold me for). it has a straight looking comb though and it is killing me trying to sex it. It is 5 weeks old now. The comb is developed but as you can see not red. It does sometimes stand very tall and straight like only a rooster does (at least that's what I heard). The pattern does not seem very clear though and I am leaning towards rooster. What are your impressions please?
