Is my Easter Egger a roo?

[Kaykay93]

Hi! This is my first batch of chickens ever, so naturally I've had many questions, but this is the first time I've posted on here! I'm worried because one of my Easter Eggers is acting like a cockerel :/ I brought them outside for the first time yesterday and she acted much like the roosters I've seen, watching out for the other pullets and standing a little apart. She also always looks straight at me, kind of giving me "the eye". She also is a little bigger than the other two of the same breed. Besides that I haven't seem any other signs, no comb development yet and she wasn't late feathering, but I'm still worried. We got 6 out of pullet bin at Rural King, so they were supposed to be sexed, but I know it's only 90% accurate. I've attached pictures, please let me know what you think! They're about 2 weeks old.

He/she is the one looking right at me ("the eye"!)

The one looking around.

Thanks!

 

[Kasey]

It's too early to tell just yet. But you should know here in a couple weeks. Her comb will turn BRIGHT red way before the others. Also she would get dark red brick colored patches on her shoulders.

Also, check out this thread. It's a great way to learn about sexing EE's.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/463817/easter-egger-sexing-tips-and-tricks-pictures-included

 

[shmccarthy]

I have a little EE pullet that looks a lot like that one. She started with the greyish head with the chipmunk pattern and the same wing markings.

and this is what she looks like now. You have a good shot of that being a pullet (based on the color pattern) but like Kasey said, watch out for the reddish coloring that the roosters get on their wings.

 

[Kaykay93]

Thanks, I hope she's a pullet! No signs yet of a red comb or red coloring, so that's good. Maybe she's just a giant