Is my Easter Egger a male or female?

[wmillsap]

Here are some pictures from today. She is a week older and has grown a lot. Do you think it's a pullet?

 

[Chicken Strut]

Sorry - I'm no expert - but the splotchy color on the wing bars and the ever-growing three-row pea comb say cockerel to me. I could be wrong.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Here are some pictures from today. She is a week older and has grown a lot. Do you think it's a pullet?

Like I said before, he has those wing patches always indicate cockerel and along with the large comb that has triple rows on his pea comb, it is undoubtedly a cockerel

 

[keesmom]

Cockerel.

 

[allosaurusrock]

I'm thinking pullet, mainly because of comb size.

 

[preppermom]

Having the same ? With mine. Not aggressive at all with my other 5 birds but is now 12 weeks old and making me nervous that I don't know the sex. Any input would be great!

 

[Shyhootska]

I have the question as Im not sure if one of my EEs is a pullet or a cockerel. My 2 EEs are larger than all of the other standards I have and they are the most aggressive. Any experienced and educated answers are appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave....

 

[Shyhootska]

I failed to mention the birds were hatched 33 days ago.

 

[donrae]

The OPs bird is a cockerel.

preppermom's bird looks like a cockerel.

Shyhootska's birds look like pullets at this point.

 

[lancasterflock]

Im also a newbie but the folks on here have helped me so much in helping identify just who in my flock are roosters ( and need to go back ) and who are pullets.
I had a feeling my easter egger might just be a rooster and once I posted a few pictures, this one helped reveal that I have a rooster. See how his comb has two lines of bumps working onto 3 rows of bumps? From what I understand thats a pretty good indicator of a roo, as the hens have a very small comb and looks more like a single line than several rows of bumps. So far that method has proved right for me in every instance! Good luck!