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[Luv4scjjt]

Just got these guys last night and I think Easter eggers..but can u tell me for sure? And I know the first 2 are rooster but I am in dought about the 3rd as to hen or rooster.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

The roosters are EE mix, the black is a hen, could be an Australorp.

 

[annageckos]

The black on looks like a hen, maybe mixed breed. What type of comb does she have. The other two are likely EE roosters.

 

[ChickNanny13]

2x

 

[Luv4scjjt]

The black on looks like a hen, maybe mixed breed. What type of comb does she have. The other two are likely EE roosters.

Tall single comb..thats what made me wonder if hen or rooster. It's not as big as the rooster but still taller then my hens.

 

[ChattyChickens4Life]

The first and last one are roosters. This may just be me, but the last photo looks like it could be an EE-D'Uccle mix? I know D'Uccle's have feathered feet, but the feathering looks very similar. Might just be me!

 

[Luv4scjjt]

What's a D'UCCLE?

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Two Roos and a hen. Do you have any more hens? Because it is a bad idea to have one hen and two roosters. Your hen would probably have all her feathers out from breeding, and would make her stop laying due to stress. A good ratio is ten hens for one rooster.

 

[ChattyChickens4Life]

What's a D'UCCLE?

Let me find you a photo. Hold on.

 

[ChattyChickens4Life]

This is a D'Uccle rooster. The feathered feet are different from yours' which is why I suspect a mix.