It's 1001% not male.Looks male to me. And I'd say EE
It has a completely female pattern, and a tiny, yellow comb.
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It's 1001% not male.Looks male to me. And I'd say EE
Ok, I didn't know that you could feather sex EE's, and the comb looked pretty big to me. Thanks!It's 1001% not male.
It has a completely female pattern, and a tiny, yellow comb.
It's not feather sexing.Ok, I didn't know that you could feather sex EE's, and the comb looked pretty big to me. Thanks!
Oh that's cool! Thank you for taking the time to tell me, I appreciate it!It's not feather sexing.![]()
You can only feather sex mixes that had a slow feathering parent and a fast feathering one.
Now, pattern sexing is different.
Barring, of course, is easy - males have two, females have one, bladhhey blah blah.
But in other chickens, ones with ducking and whatever patterns, it goes like this.
Males CANNOT have a pattern like this this or this. View attachment 2467477View attachment 2467478View attachment 2467479
And females cannot have patterns like this.View attachment 2467481View attachment 2467482
No problem.Oh that's cool! Thank you for taking the time to tell me, I appreciate it!