Pullet identification

[Urbanduckfarmer]

Good morning,
I got these pullets a month ago, and was wondering if anyone could give me an id on them. They are the dark ones. When I bought them, the sales people said they were brown leghorns, and I have some brooding with them, and they look different. Plus these have blue or grey legs. I’m thinking maybe Egger Eggers, but am open to suggestions. Thank you!

 

[Alexandra33]

You got it! They're adorable little Easter Eggers.

~Alex

 

[Urbanduckfarmer]

And since they got the breed wrong , would you say they are pullets? There isn’t larger combs on these like there were on my other roosters, but I’ve never had Easter Eggers before, so I don’t know what to look for exactly.

 

[sylviethecochin]

And since they got the breed wrong , would you say they are pullets? There isn’t larger combs on these like there were on my other roosters, but I’ve never had Easter Eggers before, so I don’t know what to look for exactly.

They're coloured like pullets, but it can be hard to tell, with EEs. Neither has the red wing bars, which are almost a sure indicator of a cockerel.

Comb's generally not helpful, and same with wattles. Tail should be helpful, in a few weeks.

 

[aart]

Comb's generally not helpful, and same with wattles.

Comb color still applies....real red at ~6weeks can say male...
...as can number of pea rows, 3 rows male, 1 row female.
All look to be pullets to me, except maybe the white bird...
....could just be exertion blush in the comb tho.

 

[Urbanduckfarmer]

The white bird is a Cornish rock cross. I free range those and plan to breed for a heavier bird, and will breed to my Orpington.

 

[Urbanduckfarmer]

And if it doesn’t work, they’ll go to freezer camp. These are four weeks, and the heaviest is a cockerel at a bit over one pound.

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

Adorable Easter Eggers!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Easter Eggers

Post pics of their combs at 8 weeks for the gender.