Help Please!!!

[ramrod farms]

Can you please help identify the breed and sex.

 

[andreanar]

How old? The one in the back is an Easter Egger

 

[ramrod farms]

How old? The one in the back is an Easter Egger

They are between 8 and 9 weeks old.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

The one in back is a Brown Leghorn, not an Easter Egger...and appears to be a pullet at this point. Leghorns get pretty outrageous combs for both male and female, with the male far outstripping the female earlier. I believe your bird is a pullet developing especially as her coloring is more pullet.

The front bird is a Production Red pullet.

You should have lots of white (Leghorn) and brown (PR) eggs in a couple of months.

LofMc

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

The one in back is a Brown Leghorn, not an Easter Egger...and appears to be a pullet at this point. Leghorns get pretty outrageous combs for both male and female, with the male far outstripping the female earlier. I believe your bird is a pullet developing especially as her coloring is more pullet.

The front bird is a Production Red pullet.

You should have lots of white (Leghorn) and brown (PR) eggs in a couple of months.

LofMc

Agreed

 

[ramrod farms]

The one in back is a Brown Leghorn, not an Easter Egger...and appears to be a pullet at this point. Leghorns get pretty outrageous combs for both male and female, with the male far outstripping the female earlier. I believe your bird is a pullet developing especially as her coloring is more pullet.

The front bird is a Production Red pullet.

You should have lots of white (Leghorn) and brown (PR) eggs in a couple of months.

LofMc

Thank you!

 

[Gray Farms]

Agreed. Brown Leghorn pullet for sure. And very likely a Production Red pullet.