Need help Sexing easter eggers

[Chick-N-Fun]

Repost in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, have FUN with those Fuzz Babies!

 

[Alexandra33]

These are just a bit too young, in my opinion. Chick A and C both look to have pinkish combs, so they could be cockerels, but I'd give them time to be sure. Chick B wouldn't show any pink or red at the comb because they are dark, so we'll have to go with comb size on that one.

X2.

~Alex

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Don't know where you got these birds, but the first two are mixed with some sort of crested bird, so possibly olive eggers.

 

[bridget123]

Oh thankyou tgat is interesting i got told easter eggers but noticed only one is bearded so the rest must be olive eggers

Also they are starting to look so much different now to the photos, maybe im getting close to knowing if there roos or pullets now how exciting

 

[bridget123]

If you all think they are ready to sex ill put a photo up one by one tomorrow

 

[Frazzemrat1]

How old are they now? That white with the dark on it looks suspicious.

also, bearded vs not bearded doesn't indicate olive egger. I have an EE that lays mint green eggs without muffs or a beard.

 

[bridget123]

Probably still not old enough to sex yet there about 8 weeks old

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Probably still not old enough to sex yet there about 8 weeks old

Really, it all depends on the bird. The white in the center of both pics is a cockerel. Can't say anything on the other two.

 

[bridget123]

I just looked at my calander in 2 days they will be 9 weeks old.. im thinking of waiting until they are 10 weeks old to post more photos.. i can usually tell who is a hen and a rooster but the crosses with araucana confuse me so much