Looking for pics of a Partridge Olive Egger Rooster...

[karmical]

Hi! I'm pretty sure one of my Partridge Oliver Egger chicks from MPC is a roo. Curious to see what one looks like all grown up as an adult. It's hard to know when you search online when you type into the search if you're REALLY looking at a picture of a "Partridge Olive Egger"...and of course if anyone has any cute chick picks of a roo, I'd love to see that too for comparison!! Thanks!!! Can't wait to see some pictures!!!

 

[Lemon-Drop]

I hope someone can help you!

 

[Vickyw222]

Did you have any luck? I'm thinking I have the exact same issue.

 

[karmical]

Did you have any luck? I'm thinking I have the exact same issue.

No luck yet. Want to compare what we’ve got? Here are pics of my two. I think the one with long tail feathers is a pullet and the darker one probably cockerel, but opinions I’ve gotten are that both are pullets. I dunno though…my gut really feels like the dark one is going to be a roo. We’ll see how fast that comb turns pink….Would love to see any pics of yours!

 

[Vickyw222]

(S)He's about 3 weeks old. That comb seems a little big already. I got 3 other (different breeds) at the same time and their combs are barely noticeable. I have a hunch he's not going to lay very many eggs.

 

[Vickyw222]

Here's another post with pics. If you search "Olive gender" you'll get quite a few results so it seems to a common question

Olive egger gender pics post

 

[karmical]

(S)He's about 3 weeks old. That comb seems a little big already. I got 3 other (different breeds) at the same time and their combs are barely noticeable. I have a hunch he's not going to lay very many eggs.View attachment 2732826View attachment 2732841

This is exactly how my suspected roo looked and compared at that age…I think we are right. I’ll post more pics in a week or two…I’m betting I’m going to see that comb turning pink pretty soon…

 

[Vickyw222]

(S)He's about 3 weeks old. That comb seems a little big already. I got 3 other (different breeds) at the same time and their combs are barely noticeable. I have a hunch he's not going to lay very many eggs.View attachment 2732826View attachment 2732841

Update. Definitely a hen. Ironically, she doesn't have much of a crown or waddle nor is it very red.