EE Gender Please

[Happy Chooks]

The 2 on the left are certainly boys. I can't see the next 2 well enough (need to see side of the tail).

 

[Lothiriel]

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Not true. Pullets have 3 rows on their comb, it's just not normally as prominent. I have had pullets pop 3 rows early on though.

Really?! Whew! Thanks for telling me!

Otherwise I'd probably continue going around telling people over and over...

 

[danielle82]

I vote roo

 

[spikennipper]

The second from the left is a roo as are all the others.

 

[pips&peeps]

The two ees on the left are cockerels. The three rir are cockerels.

The two ee's in the middle may be pullets/hens. What is their age? Do you have a better picture?

 

[6chickens in St. Charles]

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Same here...these guys rarely got past a fun chest bump or show of "Dragon" before one of them intervened to keep peace in the flock. Generally, they just hang around being a family. There's usually a heirarchy of dominance, and the most dominant kept the peace. In our little flock, the MOST dominant is the tiny rosecomb bantam hen, their mother.

Oooooh

those EE roosters sure are pretty! I hope it works out!

 

[mama24]

I see 7 cockerels all in a row.

 

[suzannaski]

Hard to tell. The comb is paler than the others, but he/she does have very pointed cape feathers.
I have an EE that was similar, I was convinced it was a boy, but then SHE started laying.
I'd compare its neck feathers with one that you know the sex of.

 

[GhostRider65]

Updated my post with new picts, see first page pictures of my roo's

 

[Rosecomb-Ryan]

I see all roosters!