Maybe a roo?

[Aracoix]

It’s an Easter Egger and by far the most outgoing of the flock. I’m thinking she might be a he? Around 3 months old in this photo

 

[featheredplanets]

She’s a pullet. Many pullets are very confident and curious.

 

[2 many chickens]

Pullet

 

[Aracoix]

Thanks for the replies!

 

[Aunt Angus]

Not an expert, but there's nothing there that says cockerel to me.

Cute bird! My BPR was the same way and had a large comb early - even the spurs females sometimes get. She's now my top hen and my best layer.

 

[Aracoix]

I lost all but one hen to a fox so I gave her away and started fresh with mostly Easter Eggers. I like the color variety of the flock

 

[SurferchickinSB]

I lost all but one hen to a fox so I gave her away and started fresh with mostly Easter Eggers. I like the color variety of the flock

You might have to use hardware cloth instead of chicken wire. The fox will just come back and get all your new ones.

 

[Aunt Angus]

I lost all but one hen to a fox so I gave her away and started fresh with mostly Easter Eggers. I like the color variety of the flock

I am so sorry about your losses! That's awful...

I am thinking of getting a few more pullets to make my boy to girl ratio a little better. These are on my want list. They seem like all around good chickens, and they are soooooo cute as chicks!

 

[Aunt Angus]

You might have to use hardware cloth instead of chicken wire. The fox will just come back and get all your new ones.

X2 Yes. Very good advice.

 

[Aracoix]

He never got into the coop, just free ranging. I have 5 acres so they’re here primarily for big control.

I got complacent where I hadn’t lost any for a year or so... then in two days I lost 8.