EE? Repeat offender

[missred871]

Okay so I have posted these guys once before when they were still juvies LOL. I wanted to post newer pics and see if I get the same results. These are two of my "Aracauna" roos. We all came to the conclusion that they were in fact EEs despite the local breeders advertisment of them being Aracaunas lol. So what is the new verdict?

Alcide

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[shelleyd2008]

Both roos

 

[thechickenguy]

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[sgtmom52]

Both EE Roos. Nice looking guys!

Aracaunas have feather tufts on their cheeks not muffs.

 

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

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[Alice EG]

Yep, those look like EEs to me.

 

[Megs]

EE roos

 

[Kovalciks Chickens]

Mrs. Fluffy Puffy :

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[missred871]

well I knew they were roos for goodness sake they are crowing their brains out all the darn time LMAO. I wanted to know verdict on whether they were EEs for sure or not LMAO

 

[Lensters]

Definitely not Aracaunas because they are bearded instead of having tufts. That would make them Ameraucanas if they were recognized varieties and laid blue eggs. They could have purebred Ameraucana parents but of varieties that shouldn't be mixed, can't tell that for sure without more pictures. So they are EEs. For a reference check out this page or better yet the Easter Egger Club.