Sexing 4(ish) week Easter Eggers?

[Clbennet3]

This forum was immensely helpful with sexing my young RIRs! I have four new Easter Eggers that I was told were about 4 weeks and likely hens. I wanted the help of this community since this is a new breed for me. Thanks in advance! Oh! PS question- how early do you all start introducing mealworm (or similar) treats?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

This forum was immensely helpful with sexing my young RIRs! I have four new Easter Eggers that I was told were about 4 weeks and likely hens. I wanted the help of this community since this is a new breed for me. Thanks in advance! Oh! PS question- how early do you all start introducing mealworm (or similar) treats?

3 and four are your girls.

 

[Clbennet3]

3 and four are your girls.

Darn! I was hoping my ratio was better than that. My last attempt had 6 of 8 Roos in the batch (that were also supposed to be all female). Thanks for your insight. What are your cues for these ones?

 

[Yep I Talk To Chickens]

Where did you get them

 

[Finnie]

I think number 3 looks like a boy. The rest are hard to tell. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were all boys.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Darn! I was hoping my ratio was better than that. My last attempt had 6 of 8 Roos in the batch (that were also supposed to be all female). Thanks for your insight. What are your cues for these ones?

Pattern and comb.

 

[OmnipotentOrpington]

3 is definitely a cockerel

 

[rosemarythyme]

3 is possibly male, 4 weeks is pretty early to sex them though.

 

[The Happster]

I would also agree with @TheOddOneOut on those guesses.
I vote 3 & 4 pullets.

I just can't see those patterns on a cockerel.

 

[Clbennet3]

Where did you get them

From a local feed store near me (Ballards Feed). The first batch I got through TSC and they were supposed to be pulleys with 90% confidence. Ended up with 6/8 Roos.