Please tell me this is a hen!!!! PuuuuuhLEEAASSEEE!!!! 4 pictures

[kentuckysilkies]

You have beautiful pullet there.

 

[airmom1c05]

Someone educate me. I don't see any evidence of spurs. Doesn't that mean pullet? Or do spurs develop later?

 

[MissPrissy]

Spurs is not an indicator of sexing. Mother Nature will not let us off that easy. Both hens and roos can have spurs.

 

[Scrambled Egg]

My Rhode Island Reds developed in a similar way to this one with the really long neck and slopping body style like yours...made me wonder alittle too, but, thankfully, they are all long-necked pullets!!

When my Barred Rocks were about 4 or 5 months the one that turned out to be my roo (well the color shoudl have given him away but I was too chicken ignorant to realize that) got a huge comb and wattles so much quicker than my pullets that I think your chicken would be showing those too if it were a roo as big as it is now. Coming from a true beginner here, I would go with the barn boots and say she is very pretty pullet!

 

[ParkerVA]

That is a pullet. She'd have a much larger comb if she were a cockerel.

 

[Flyman39]

Have you been able to determine for sure yet?? I hope it was a hen. Post some new pics of that pretty chicken for us.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

I'm goin' with pullet. I've not seen an easter egger rooster feather out that color, yet.

 

[ChickNLittle]

EE pullet.

 

[swiftfoot]

definately a hen she looks friendly but i wouldnt let the looks fool you

 

[HorseFeathers]

yeah, that looks like a hen. Here's a former EE hen (beautiful eggs that girl did lay):