Losing her girlish figure? AKA check out these legs!

[PeepsBMobbin]

I have 3 EE chicks and some others, but the two EEs are nicely developing as what I can tell are pullets. Then there is Chicky-Chick, I specifically picked her because she was bigger and lighter in color than all the others in the pullet box and I like a little variety.

Then I started reading on here about how EE chicks that are black and white are often Roos. Then I started noticing her huge massive legs compared to the others. So I will leave it to the experts.... what do you think?

 

[Chickenrandomness]

definitly a roo

 

[PeepsBMobbin]

Wow, so fast! Really? LOL, I am new to this whole chicken thing obviously. HAHAHA. I was trying to figure out how my pictures ended up so small, but if you can tell from that then I won't do them over.

 

[PeepsBMobbin]

So what are the telling features? The legs? comb? coloring? or something else? I am trying to learn all I can.

Thanks.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

I agree, it looks like a little roo. It looks like he has some comb development and reddness already. A pullet should not have this development at this age. He is a handsome little bugger

 

[elabraleon]

Wide comb, Huge Legs
Roo