Pullet or cockerel

[samshan21]

Cockerel...

I don’t know at this point got half and half answers we will see if it crows or lays an egg in a couple of months

 

[HappyClucker7]

I don't see anything screaming cockerel right now, so I'm going to say pullet. You should post more pics in a few weeks though, just to be sure.

 

[CluckerFamily]

I say pullet.
Hopefully she lays an egg in a few months!! Keep us posted!

 

[BGcoop]

I’m leaning cockerel, that comb is almost as big as my full grown EEs, but it’s still very early and with EEs being essentially mixed birds it’s hard to determine the comb genetics. In either case, it is a very lovely bird!

 

[samshan21]

I’m leaning cockerel, that comb is almost as big as my full grown EEs, but it’s still very early and with EEs being essentially mixed birds it’s hard to determine the comb genetics. In either case, it is a very lovely bird!

I say pullet.
Hopefully she lays an egg in a few months!! Keep us posted!

I don't see anything screaming cockerel right now, so I'm going to say pullet. You should post more pics in a few weeks though, just to be sure.

Ok thanks

 

[yakitori]

at 6-7 weeks I say cockerel. Mine at 16 weeks has a similar comb. but then again, it's EE, so who knows

(it's the same bird as my profile pic! infact I think my profile picture was taking around 12 wo)

 

[The Happster]

I say cockerel.
Keep us updated.

 

[samshan21]

Update after a week what do we all think? 7-8 weeks.

 

[aart]

That's a toughy.
Younger pics looked more red.
Might have to wait until it crows or wait until ~14 weeks to see hackle and saddle feathers.

 

[samshan21]

That's a toughy.
Younger pics looked more red.
Might have to wait until it crows or wait until ~14 weeks to see hackle and saddle feathers.

Ok thanks