EE's 13 week old gender question

[pennyJo1960]

ditto pullets

 

[BreanneRN]

You have a group of lovely ladies (even though they are not acting like it). I am kind of thinking the heat sets them off a little. Mine are very tame because they spent a lot of time in the house because they came in February and it was so cold. They are on the flighty side though (I call them "space cadets"). I had to back the horse trailer past the coop the other day and they all flew up into a tree, came down on the wrong side of the fence and took me an hour to collect them all... Covered run recommended for these.

 

[4 ever Orpington]

I thought I had this all figured out. Well I keep noticing the challenging going on between a few with my EE's and my known little Orpington Roo. I know that the females will play fight. But man it is getting quit aggressive.

Any help if the EE's I have are infact pullets or if they are Roo's

I used to have a Rhode Island cockerel and a Barred Rock hen that couldn’t pass each other 60 square foot chicken coop without a scrap breaking. Some chickens tend to be a lil Bit screwy.

 

[FIZBIT]

Wow, your EE's look exactly like the ones I got. Mine just turned 8 weeks old. I have 3 of them.
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My third one didn't feel like letting me take her picture but she looks exactly like your third picture.

They were beautiful and they do look like twinsys. Beautiful birds

 

[FIZBIT]

I used to have a Rhode Island cockerel and a Barred Rock hen that couldn’t pass each other 60 square foot chicken coop without a scrap breaking. Some chickens tend to be a lil Bit screwy.

I have 10 adult hens and a adult roo. They are all pretty chill .So to see these babies scraping is a new learning experience.

 

[4 ever Orpington]

I have 10 adult hens and a adult roo. They are all pretty chill .So to see these babies scraping is a new learning experience.

In my chicken experience they’ll do total opposite of what we think.