Supposed Easter Egger

[RubelliteRose]

I have a pure white EE . She is a recessive white and lays light green eggs. While it is a little too early to be positive, all my EE boys had much redder combs at 5 weeks, so hopefully yours is a girl.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Per your post #7 ... I'm sticking to an EE due to the pea comb and the teal leg color, pullet is my guess

 

[EmmaRainboe]

What do we think about this comb? This chick is supposedly an Easter Egger but I have yet to see an all white Easter Egger. I’m thinking it may be a Roo, keeps chest bumping my other Roo chick and I’m almost positive I heard it trying to crow.

It's an Easter Egger.

 

[SourRoses]

Well, it has small muffs & beard, so an EE. The Olive legs are from slate shanks and yellow shanks together.
It looks like a cockerel to me. It just hasn't reddened up yet. Could be wrong.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

5 weeks id bet thats a cockerel with that red comb already

 

[Hazyhens]

Alright here’s my Easter Egger at a little over 10 weeks. I’m thinking cockerel now.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Not see any "male" feathering which still may show up, usually about 12wks. I'd still hang on to "her" until you hear the crow or see the egg. It's beautiful and doing a good job of keeping it "white".

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Alright here’s my Easter Egger at a little over 10 weeks. I’m thinking cockerel now.

I still say cockerel

 

[LegbarMama]

Alright here’s my Easter Egger at a little over 10 weeks. I’m thinking cockerel now.

Did it end up being a pullet or cockerel?

 

[Hazyhens]

Did it end up being a pullet or cockerel?

Cockerel