EE roo/hen?

[Pecknscratch]

I received these two "hens" about a month ago. At the time they were the same size as my bantams, they are just a little bit bigger now.
In that time Peaches has grown a comb and "her" tail feathers stand up quite nicely like my little bantam roosters' do.
The RIR cockerel I have goes after both of them, but I'm not sure if he's displaying dominance or mating.



It appears that Cheeks is also starting to grow a comb


I looked on the EE board and did find a couple of pics of hens with combs, so this gives me some hope, but I thought I'd ask the experts here.

 

[Mahonri]

1st one looks like a roo.

Can't tell the second one but I'd guess pullet... what talk about lots of EE traits of both Ameraucana & Araunca!

 

[txcarl1258]

How old are they? I am going to say they are both girls, but the first could be a boy.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

How old are they?

 

[Pecknscratch]

I'm sorry I don't know how old they are. They were given to a lady friend of mine and she then gave them to me.
I hoped perhaps someone would be able to give me an approximate age for them.
Here is the only other clear pic I could get of #2 Cheeks



Luckily if Peaches turns out to be a roo I know of someone who is quite happy to trade him for one of her hens.
Apparently we have roo fever around here. My RIR roo was believed to be a hen. As were the two bantam roos I now have to give away. (no wonder I was only getting two eggs...half of my hens were roos!)

 

[Pecknscratch]

let's try this again...

 

[Happy Chooks]

1st pic is a roo.

The pic posted in the post just above this one is a hen.

 

[sgtmom52]

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I agree. There are definite saddle feathers showing on #1.

 

[Pecknscratch]

Thanks everyone for your kind responses.
I was afraid of that, but fortunately I have a good place to swap him with. Maybe I'll get two for him... javascript:insert_text('

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