Hen or Rooster?

[Chickensx5]

Another Easter Egger I'm not sure about she is about 3 1/2 months old no comb as of yet? What do you think? thanks again!!

 

[Studio2770]

Looks 100% pullet to me! I have an EE who looks similar, she's 19 weeks old. The comb isn't pink, the pattern is typical for a EE female. I just commented on this thread, they have a EE cockerel. Notice the pointed neck and tail feathers and the pink comb.https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/837379/is-this-a-easter-egger-rooster#post_12317491

 

[Chickensx5]

Thank you so much this means so much to me I'm so happy I just found out my other EE is a rooster! Thank you for your response

 

[Studio2770]

Thank you so much this means so much to me I'm so happy I just found out my other EE is a rooster! Thank you for your response

No problem! HAHA I just realized that was YOUR thread. Haha now it all makes sense.

If you plan to get more, now you know what to look for.

 

[Chickensx5]

Well they were about 2 weeks old when we got them can you tell that young I'm new to all this so out of 5 hens we got 1 rooster not bad lol

 

[Wyandottes7]

You have a pullet for sure. A cockerel wouldn't be colored like this, and would have a larger comb/patchy coloring.

 

[Studio2770]

Well they were about 2 weeks old when we got them can you tell that young I'm new to all this so out of 5 hens we got 1 rooster not bad lol

2 weeks is too early to tell. 4 or 5 weeks is when you can start sexing them. I actually felt that one of my 3 day old cochin "pullets" was different because "she" was bigger and more active. Later on Olivia turned out to be and Oliver!

 

[roostersandhens]

Pullet