EE 8 week old - please help do I have 3 roos? 1 pullet?

[Zoomom]

What do you think now that they are older? Thanks for your help.

First the suspected roo with the single comb that was red at 3 1/2 weeks from a green egg. He got no EE genes on the outside, lol. The other 3 chicks are in the background.

Another pic of his? feathering.

The second chick - was a chipmunk from a blue egg. I hope is a girl, but it seems less clear now.

The second chick again. Close up of feathering - are those points around the neck?

The yellow chick #1 with red on the wings and a pink comb. Supposed to be a girl - I hope. Green egg.

The same chick again.

The yellow chick #2 - no pink and no comb yet. Is this my only true girl? Sorry it's blurry - this one is the flighty one.

 

[fshinggrl]

The first chicken looks like a rhode island red more than an EE! But, I'm afraid will start to crow.

I do believe you are correct... 3:1 Ratio of Cockerels to pullets.

The white one with the specks coming out on it is definitely a cockerel. (yellow chick - #1)

Your chickmunky chick is gorgeous, but with that comb, I would say cockerel.

 

[tinychicky]

i think the first and third are cockerals and the other two are lovely pullets. the chipmunk one looks girly to me

 

[allieloveschickens]

I'm afraid you have all roos except for the last one, yellow chick #2 is the only pullet I see

 

[Cowgirl71]

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[technodoll]

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[NYRIR]

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[Lothiriel]

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[HathawayHens]

x6... usually that red coloring in the wings and body is a giveaway of a roo in EEs, not to mention those combs!

 

[Happy Chooks]

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