EE or OE and sexing help

[MamaSalce]

We just got 4 chicks on April 17th. These are two and I’m hoping one is an EE and one is an OE and that they are both pullets. Can anyone help?!?!

 

[tacothechicken]

Yup number 2 is a EE for sure! Bred them for 3 years I don't know about Old English but the first might just be a clean faced wynadotte EE cross.

 

[tacothechicken]

One of my own Wynadotte EEs I bred is the 3rd from the top and a face shot of her at 4 months

 

[Boccom]

I thought Oe meant olive egger not old english

 

[MamaSalce]

Yup number 2 is a EE for sure! Bred them for 3 years I don't know about Old English but the first might just be a clean faced wynadotte EE cross.

Thank you! They both have very green legs which I have heard is a sign?!? Any thoughts on gender?

One of my own Wynadotte EEs I bred is the 3rd from the top and a face shot of her at 4 months
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Beautiful bird!! I’m hoping I got what I ordered!

 

[MamaSalce]

I thought Oe meant olive egger not old english

I did mean olive egger. New to this!

 

[Boccom]

it might be an OE

 

[Offshoreorca]

Hard to tell EEs and OEs from each other - often you have to wait until they lay to know (unless you know the exact parent combination). Neither of them have distinctive signs of being cockerels, but it's likely much too early to tell.

 

[MamaSalce]

Hard to tell EEs and OEs from each other - often you have to wait until they lay to know (unless you know the exact parent combination). Neither of them have distinctive signs of being cockerels, but it's likely much too early to tell.

Thanks for the help. They are so sweet! Hoping to have females and some fun egg colors!!

 

[tacothechicken]

I thought Oe meant olive egger not old english

Lol that's probably what they meant, but I have a few old English fanatic friends I guess I'm too used to them shortening it to OE in messages