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

[Cowgirl71]

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Judging by color, the bird in the first and second pic is a pullet.

 

[Cowgirl71]

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Judging by color, pullet.

 

[sdeneen2001]

Stoutfamily - looks all girl to me.

 

[rhs7111]

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You have some beautifully colored pullets there (and cockerels, too)! Lovely and unusual colors...very nice!

 

[colebarnhart]

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Are you kidding me???? Roo all the way!!!!

 

[colebarnhart]

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All female!!!!!

 

[Cowgirl71]

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You have some beautifully colored pullets there (and cockerels, too)! Lovely and unusual colors...very nice!

Thanks!

Their parents came from Cackle Hatchery.

 

[Cowgirl71]

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Are you kidding me???? Roo all the way!!!!

What are you seeing that makes you say roo?

By color, I'm saying pullet. But another thing I've noticed is that roos tend to get "fluff" at the base of their tails. Stoutfamily's bird is smooth feathered.

 

[rhs7111]

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It's a bit difficult to see from your photos, but does he/she have three vertical rows of bumps in her comb, or just a single vertical row of bumps (assuming he/she has a peacomb---it seems like a peacomb in the photo, but it is somewhat blurry, so please confirm or else this method of sexing won't work)? If three rows, you have a roo; if one row, you have a pullet. The coloring alone does suggest pullet, and the saddle feathers look round tipped to me. EE pullets often have what look to be "saddle feathers" but they aren't true saddle feathers if they have rounded tips instead of pointy tips.

 

[Iflyonhorses]

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All female!!!!!

All female?!? Wow, wouldn't that be great!!