Help sexing my 4-5 week Easter Egger

[_chickengirl1]

Can you please comment and let me know if my chick looks to be a pullet or cockerel? She was marked pullet at Tractor Supply but is much bigger than our other girls. She is 4-5 weeks old. Thanks guys!!!

 

[msirene]

I'm guessing pullet at this point!

 

[em_dawson]

Still a tiny bit early, but looks like a pullet.

 

[em_dawson]

The other two in the background of the last pic look like pullets too, from what I can see

 

[Buckeye Amy]

Pullet. TSC is very unreliable about labeling their bins correctly.

 

[SegiDream]

Pullet. TSC is very unreliable about labeling their bins correctly.

For sure! I got 3 leghorns that turned out to be meat birds. From what I hear it's not easy to check their vents so even the best checkers will make mistakes... there's what a 90-95% gender accuracy rate?

 

[Buckeye Amy]

For sure! I got 3 leghorns that turned out to be meat birds. From what I hear it's not easy to check their vents so even the best checkers will make mistakes... there's what a 90-95% gender accuracy rate?

Yes, that's what I've heard too. I've had good luck though. I've never had it happen to me in the 12 years I've had chickens.

 

[BabasCoop]

Pullet.... no red comb. Definitely an Easter egger pullet.

 

[_chickengirl1]

Pullet. TSC is very unreliable about labeling their bins correctly.

For sure! We asked for 2 Wyandottes and got 2 Easter Eggers instead. I didn’t realize it until we got home.. Oh well, we still love them

 

[sealer39]

Easter Eggers are not all the same size. Just like with their eggs and color of the feathers, some will be large birds and some smaller. Looks like a pullet to me too.