The lady I bought them from when they were chicks said two were EE and one " the lightest one" is Americauna. I'm confused by this. Also they're straight run... Hoping to get at least one hen! Any guesses?!
ee.s or Americauna? Hen or rooster?
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The lady I bought them from when they were chicks said two were EE and one " the lightest one" is Americauna. I'm confused by this. Also they're straight run... Hoping to get at least one hen! Any guesses?!
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They look like EE's to me and they all look to me like pullets. Are they about 5-6 weeks old?
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Yep about 5 weeks! Oh I hope they are, thanks!
They are all EEs. Many hatcheries have what they call Ameraucanas, Americanas (misspelling of Ameraucana), and Aracaunas, most of the time these are Easter Eggers (mutts with the blue egg gene). They all look like pullets too me right now. Could you get some pictures of their combs?
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There's really not much going on comb-wise...just a little tan spot with no feathers. They are about 5 weeks old
that chicken's expression is priceless!There's really not much going on comb-wise...just a little tan spot with no feathers. They are about 5 weeks old
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Sorry about your recent chicken loss. I understand- we lost our whole flock this winter 
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Please excuse the toddlers dirty face
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And crossed eyes I swear they're not crossed 
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They all look like pretty little Easter Egger pullets.
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