EE chickens rooster

[pattypenny]

I have some EE chickens that are 15 weeks old. can you tell me if you see a rooster? I think the black and white one is a rooster.

 

[CalebtheChicken]

I see hens. But EE's are hard to tell.

 

[chickensducks&agoose]

that one on top might be a roo... I want to see a good profile, including the head and tail.

 

[Alabama ee]

I have one just like it. It just started laying eggs. She is the one on the left. My roo is kinda in the middle so you can compare.

 

[pattypenny]

Here again the blackand white one is it a rooster?

 

[chickensducks&agoose]

I vote roo. sorry. that neck mullet thing usually means roo... and if they have a butt mullet too (right above the tail), it means roo too. Yours seems to have the neck mullet but not so much the rear one...

 

[Alabama ee]

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At that age, my roo was starting to crow and looked way more "rooish". My roo had a noticable larger comb than the pullets.

The picture in my last post shows a pullet that looks a lot like yours.

 

[pattypenny]

When I move these 10 to the main chicken pen I gave my rooster away because I thought he might kill any of the new chickens if they were roosters. I have thought that the one was a rooster for a while. I got these from a feed store that bought their checks from Mt healthy hatchery. They were suppose to be pullets. I have not heard any crowing yet they were hatched March 15.

 

[Alabama ee]

Ours are from there too.

 

[kentuckysilkies]

She is a lovely pullet. The last picture is 9 beautiful EE pullets; everyone should be so lucky to have such a flock.