Olive egger guy or gal?

[JedJackson]

If it is 10 weeks then it isn't close to laying. At that age, the comb and thick legs could indicate a cockerel, or maybe not. This is one of those chickens that is going to take a while longer than usual to be sure about, in my opinion. If the comb grows larger and redder in the next 2 or 3 weeks, then it's probably male. If the comb doesn't change much in the next 2 or 3 weeks, then probably a pullet.

 

[Below frigid]

Just raised 8 Olive Eggers, by 10 weeks the cockerels had the more red and defined combs, color on their shoulders and some were crowing and one was jumping hens!

 

[Harrelltn93]

Just raised 8 Olive Eggers, by 10 weeks the cockerels had the more red and defined combs, color on their shoulders and some were crowing and one was jumping hens!

Haha wow that’s funny but thank you for that!

 

[kissezmychicken]

I vote pullet!!

 

[KikiLeigh02]

Most EE's don't start laying until 7 months, so I doubt it's a pullet close to laying. That comb is pretty red and those legs are super thick for 10 weeks, so I'm guessing cockerel. Give it a few more weeks to see if any male feathering develops though.

 

[LilJoe]

I say pullet

 

[Harrelltn93]

Welp Cinderella has been renamed goofy lol definitely a roo I’ll get a pic up