Sexing Easter Eggers

[Rlcosta05]

4 week old EE? Pretty positive it’s a rooster. Thanks!

 

[Chelsa'sChicks]

I'm not great at EEs, but it looks like a cockerel from the comb and red feathers on the shoulders. I have 7 EEs and they are about 7.5 weeks and none have the red comb or even a comb at all really..

 

[Chelsa'sChicks]

I'm not great at EEs, but it looks like a cockerel from the comb and red feathers on the shoulders. I have 7 EEs and they are about 7.5 weeks and none have the red comb or even a comb at all really..

 

[Rlcosta05]

I'm not great at EEs, but it looks like a cockerel from the comb and red feathers on the shoulders. I have 7 EEs and they are about 7.5 weeks and none have the red comb or even a comb at all really..

Thank you!

 

[AmyTraurig]

Cockerels? I am so new to this. I was hoping for pullets but now am worried I have two cockerels.

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[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

These are Easter Eggers born yesterday. They have a Barred Rock dad... can anyone tell male from female at this age by color?

 

[PNW_Peepers]

Cockerels? I am so new to this. I was hoping for pullets but now am worried I have two cockerels.

ETA: Extra photos.

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What ages are they? I’m not an EE expert but they look like beautiful pullets to me. Their combs aren’t red enough for them to be cockerel and their even paterning suggests pullets as well.

 

[AmyTraurig]

9 weeks.
thank you.
I love this site and all the help

 

[PNW_Peepers]

9 weeks.
thank you.
I love this site and all the help

Definitely pullets then. Boys combs go bright red well before that. My EE pullets comb went red at 16-17 weeks so in a couple months they’re combs should get red.

 

[jessjackjoey]

Pullets or cockerels? 5 week old EE. First pic are both chicks together

1st chick

2nd chick