Sexing Easter Eggers

[wrm54]

The chipmunk look is not exclusive to Easter Eggers. The one with the black head has the best chance for colored eggs. The other two have single combs so blue/green eggs aren't likely. The one with feathered legs is most likely a Cochin mix.

Thank you,! I bought them from a local woman who has like 100 chickens, and they're basically barnyard mixes. Very pretty though! I'm glad they're at least pullets!

 

[henny1129]

Hopefully y'all don't mind if I join in! I love helping people sex EE's! We have two EE hens, Henny and Arlo.

 

[wrm54]

 

[wrm54]

These are the 3 babies, the 2 dark ones have the small pea combs and the grey one has a straight single row

 

[wrm54]

here are some better head shots, any signs of cockerel in these they're 11 weeks and I'm worried because I'm starting to see more pink in there faces, I'm no expert at all.

 

[Rozzychick]

This is the possible cockrel. 20 weeks old. No crowing or eggs either one at this point.

This is what all my other EE look like. Again 20 weeks and no crowing or eggs either one.

So pretty!! Junebuggena was right on all my sexing requests, so looks like you have just really pretty girls.

 

[learningcj]

Hello!! I am still new to this. I was thinking my Americauna was a boy, bit my other Roo seems to think otherwise. Opinions would be greatly appreciated

Thank you!!!!!!

 

[learningcj]

Forgot to add my EE. I am of course hoping these two are girls, but.......

 

[junebuggena]

Hello!! I am still new to this. I was thinking my Americauna was a boy, bit my other Roo seems to think otherwise. Opinions would be greatly appreciated



Thank you!!!!!!

Definitely a rooster.

 

[junebuggena]

Forgot to add my EE. I am of course hoping these two are girls, but.......

Red and white is a cockerel. The silver one is a pullet.