Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

[Chicken Girl1]

I have 3 Easter Eggers they are about 8 weeks. Can you tell if they are roosters or hens?

The black one and the one in the bottom right corner look like possible cockerel, could you get better photos?

 

[Chicken Girl1]

I know this buff is really young but my better half is very attached to him or her and the faster I can have an idea of the gender the longer she has to try and prepare herself to possibly find him or her a new home. There seems to be a little more red in the comb to me but I am a newbie at this. I really appreciate the help folks very much so!

Sorry but it is to young to sex, I would post again another 2 weeks or more.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Around 10 weeks, no idea on breed:

The breed maybe a Buff Rock and it look like a pullet.

 

[TanyaN]

Thanks for the replies, had a feeling they'd be Roos

 

[marcy0718]

Nope, that's a GORGEOUS little pullet!

 

[marcy0718]

Nope, that's a GORGEOUS little pullet!

thank u so much I posted on the other thread breed and gender and every reply says I have a Cockerel so I'm praying that you're right thank you for the comment she is a gorgeous little thing thank you so much for your help

 

[junebuggena]

Around 10 weeks, no idea on breed:

Looks like a Red Ranger or other red meaty to me.

 

[smallflock5]

Hopefully these are better pictures, the black and white one has these metallic green colors coming in that you can't see in the picture. I don't know if that makes a difference or not. 8 or so weeks Easter Eggers.

 

[BusyBearMama]

My D'Anver is around 5 weeks. Any guesses on the sex? The neck feathers are looking a little specious to me. Comb just changed from yellow to that slight pink color

I think it's a pullet but I'm
Not certain

 

[BusyBearMama]

Ask again at 8 week with photos of them standing up clearly displaying their combs and you should have your answers

Lol 4 more weeks

that is sooo long

[/quote]I know but they change a lot and by 8 weeks it's easier to know clearly, at this age without very clear indicators it's just too hard to tell