EEs at 4 weeks...any early cues here?

[WingItRanch]

Once you get the hang of it, sexing EEs will get easier. The most obvious way to tell is the flashy coloring. Those reddish wings. Another way is the comb. Cockerels will often have wider, pinker pea combs. The pullets are often hard to even see until they get close to Point Of Lay. Then they will swell up and turn red.

 

[sophiehatter1057]

Here's my cockerel example:
Post in thread 'EE colouring / plumage - chicks vs/ adults --- Post your PICS!' https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...vs-adults-post-your-pics.308323/post-27912856

Oooohhhh. He looks SO much like Neptune (suspect A). No red yet, but wow.

 

[WingItRanch]

Oooohhhh. He looks SO much like Neptune (suspect A). No red yet, but wow.

Right... it'll be more obvious when they're a little older. They'll all look the same and them BAM... obvious boy!

 

[BlueTheBrahma]

The second is a hen, only pullets have red breasts like this. Not too sure on the first, but it’s comb looks no bigger.