EE Boys or Girls

[BlackWatchLady]

Don't know, but love the colors you got! I have on EE chick who might color out like your white ones... I hope it does, lol...
Tara

 

[jjrabbit2]

#1 pullet
#2 pullet
#3 Roo I agree that the feathers are looking very pointy on the sadle and the cape witch would make me say roo
#4 Roo
#5 Roo

Very Handsome Roo's and Pretty Pullets I like

 

[drumstick diva]

Maybe # 3 is just a tomboy and hasn't decided.

 

[jeslewmazer]

I agree with 1,2,and 3 being pullets and 4 and 5 being roos. I am glad to see another black and white EE being a female. She is the second one that I have seen on this form. All of my black and white ones have been developing bright red combs and waddles so I think they are all roos (all under 4 months old). You have some very nice looking chicks.

 

[poodlepill]

Do you have any pictures of when they were chicks? I'd love to see how they started out.

 

[M To The Maxx]

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I agree.

 

[1littlefarmer]

Thanks again for everyone's input.

Day old pics -

 

[poodlepill]

Cool thanks for the pictures, now which one had the "chipmunk" stripes? I have one that looks that that. I am sooo excited for my EE chicks to grow up and see what colors I get. EE's are my favorite.

 

[goldnchocolate]

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Make that X3. Number 4 is going to be so-o-o handsome. My 2 EE roos get along great, although they aren't from the same hatch as one of them is the dad to the other.

 

[1littlefarmer]

Cool thanks for the pictures, now which one had the "chipmunk" stripes? I have one that looks that that. I am sooo excited for my EE chicks to grow up and see what colors I get. EE's are my favorite.

The chipmunk one is number 4. I'm not sure how well you can see it but there is also one that has a brown stripe down it's back but is still mostly blonde, that one is number 3.

And I hope the young roos get along with my older (1 yr old) roo but it's more important to me that they get along with my wife... and that I have enough hens for them so I don't have a bunch of barebacked chickens.​