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bantiesrule, you can sex oegb chicks with chipmunk pattern by looking at the black line on the eyes....a solid blk line run all the way is a female a fade or no line is a male. I got them all correct on 4 of my hatches....an old cocker thought me that when I bought his birds.
In the pic, three chicks close to the mom are female and the one on bottom right is a male....you might need to zoom it.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_picture_jp3_07_30_10_019.jpg
I'm still unsure about sexing my OEGB chicks. I thought this would be a girl but now it seems to be getting a comb already (it's 10 days old). What's your guess?
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/19303_baby_chick_2011_003.jpg
Thanks
huge comb... looks roo'ish to me...
but listen... the thing about seramas is that sometimes the rooster can have hen coloring out of nowhere... like last time kate had an amazing mille fleur colored rooster, but it had the hen colors not the normal red mille fleur rooster coloring... i fell in love with him but i couldn't take him home...
i hope whoever got him is happy...
i've also seen some hen patridge colored roosters too... that's weird... they aren't hen feathered, they're just hen colored... maybe this one is going to have the hen duckwing coloration...??? weird...
edit: i thought this was a serama thread... LOL... disregard everything posted up there... i was talking about serama... but still... looks like a roo to me... i wouldn't rely on the eye stripe all the time...