Oe or EE how to tell?

[BlackIce]

It could be a pullet. It just tends to be an ahole

yeah im guessing pullet. looks just like my ee when she was a chick but mine turned black with some tan feathers. not sure what happened to the brown

 

[wilkinsfarm2020]

See circled area in pic. Is there some extra fluff there?
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I just took this one but I'll go take a closer pic of that area.

 

[wilkinsfarm2020]

yeah im guessing pullet. looks just like my ee when she was a chick but mine turned black with some tan feathers. not sure what happened to the brown

I hope the brown stays I think her puffy cheeks are adorbs. It's my husband's fave one.

 

[wilkinsfarm2020]

Not really any fluff at all lol

 

[Matzwd]

I just took this one but I'll go take a closer pic of that area.

I don't see it yet, might be too young but does look like an olive egger.

 

[wilkinsfarm2020]

not ees because they have single combs and no cheeks or bearding... some oes have the the green coloring to the legs so my guess is that they're both oes. how old are they? he/she is standing like a rooster but that's not always accurate. might have to wait until they're a little older.

I'm thinking the one on the right is the pullet bc of the tail growth and shape of the tail

 

[BlackIce]

I'm thinking the one on the right is the pullet bc of the tail growth and shape of the tail

i think they're to young to be sure...

 

[annageckos]

not ees because they have single combs and no cheeks or bearding... some oes have the the green coloring to the legs so my guess is that they're both oes. how old are they? he/she is standing like a rooster but that's not always accurate. might have to wait until they're a little older.

EE (and OE) are more of a type, not a breed. They normally have a beard and a pea comb but not always. They can have any comb type, beard or not, come in any color, any color legs and lay any color egg but most will lay green or blue.