EE growing spurs?

[Vwise507]

This is Tiddles, I believe she is an ameraucana. 7 weeks. Bird on the left. I just noticed these weird parts on her legs...now I’m wondering if she could be a he.

 

[Squishychicken]

Ok here's a few things.
1. That's an EE not an amerucana
2. It looks to be female need full body pic to be sure
3. Both genders get spurs hens just don't tend to have them as often

 

[Vwise507]

Ok here's a few things.
1. That's an EE not an amerucana
2. It looks to be female need full body pic to be sure
3. Both genders get spurs hens just don't tend to have them as often

1. I just figured it was a hatchery quality ha

2. I posted the first pic of the full body if that helps.

3. Good to know they both can get spurs, thank you

 

[Squishychicken]

A bit of a closer pic would help.... but my guess is female wait for others to tell though

 

[Vwise507]

This is about a week ago. She’s one of my favorites and has so much character. We love her

 

[Squishychicken]

Pretty sure it's female

 

[crazychickenlady5]

Like @Squishychicken said, they both get spurs but the hens just not as often. We had a golden comet hen that grew little spurs

 

[Squishychicken]

I've had oegbs,leghorns and many other breeds of hens grow spurs all my hens have little nubs though

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Pullet.

Both genders have spur nubs. Males start growing them at around 6 months.

 

[Gray Farms]

Pullet. That pattern is female specific.