EE hen or rooster?

[Thebecky]

This is Latte, our 7 week old Easter Egger. We are concerned he/she is a rooster, but would love your thoughts. He/she is slightly bigger than our other EE and is always the first to jump up to see what’s going on and the first out of the coop. He/she also looks like he/she has a wider-3row comb. Ty

 

[SerrarGett]

Pullet.

 

[cavemanrich]

He/she also looks like he/she has a wider-3row comb.

That is the distinct difference in the comb width. Can you post a closer up pix of comb???
I am leaning towards cockerel by your description.

WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and

 

[Thebecky]

Pullet.

Thanks for your quick response. Why do you think pullet? I’m not sure what all to look for.

 

[SerrarGett]

I'm not an expert at sexing, but the comb is still small and pale. If it grows or darkens drastically in the next two months, it's probably a cockerel. Also, this is around the time you'll get saddle and hackle feathers. I see some rounded hackle feathers on the neck, indicating a pullet.

Are these feathers new or existing?

 

[Frazzemrat1]

This is a pullet, but I disagree that you would start seeing male vs female hackle and saddle feathers at this age. Those don't come in until around 12 weeks.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

That's a pullet. I personally do not agree with the triple rowed pea comb trick. In the grand scheme of Easter Eggers, her comb isn't wide like a cockerel's even if you were to use the trick

 

[Thebecky]

Here are some more pictures of her/him. As usual when I walked into the room he/she was the first to poke his/her head up and immediately fly out. I don’t think the neck feathers are new and think they been there for a week or two. I really appreciate all the input this far!
We can’t have a rooster where we live and we found a place willing to take him/her if it is a male, but would need to transfer soon, which is why I’m asking now.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Here are some more pictures of her/him. As usual when I walked into the room he/she was the first to poke his/her head up and immediately fly out. I really appreciate all the input this far!
We can’t have a rooster where we live and we found a place willing to take him/her if it is a male, but would need to transfer soon, which is why I’m asking now.

See, I wouldn't count that as three rows of peas. And the comb certainly isn't wide enough to be cockerelish. I still think this is a pullet. This would be three rows of peas.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

It's definitely a pullet