Two new Easter Eggers, what cross breeds?

[Xaphus]

It’s been a few weeks, here is some updated photos

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

It’s been a few weeks, here is some updated photos

Looks like a pair.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

agreed, one of each.

 

[Sara L]

Gold looks definitely hen. Black and white is iffy, but the tail saddle feathers I can see in the first pic plus the larger comb make me think boy.

 

[Xaphus]

Gold looks definitely hen. Black and white is iffy, but the tail saddle feathers I can see in the first pic plus the larger comb make me think boy.

The black and white’s saddle feathers also reach all the way back to the vent area. I’ve read about round vs pointed saddle feathers for sexing, but I’m not sure which “hers” is. We named her Puffin, because as a chick she reminded us of one. She’s also gets pecked by the hens, not sure if roos will be put in the pecking order at a young age?

 

[Sara L]

The black and white’s saddle feathers also reach all the way back to the vent area. I’ve read about round vs pointed saddle feathers for sexing, but I’m not sure which “hers” is. We named her Puffin, because as a chick she reminded us of one. She’s also gets pecked by the hens, not sure if roos will be put in the pecking order at a young age?

Older hens will peck the younger chickens to establish a pecking order, regardless of the gender of the younger chicken.

I'd wait a bit longer to see if Puffin gets more rooster physical traits or starts acting like a rooster.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The black and white’s saddle feathers also reach all the way back to the vent area. I’ve read about round vs pointed saddle feathers for sexing, but I’m not sure which “hers” is. We named her Puffin, because as a chick she reminded us of one. She’s also gets pecked by the hens, not sure if roos will be put in the pecking order at a young age?

These are the male saddle feathers:

 

[Xaphus]

The black and white’s saddle feathers also reach all the way back to the vent area. I’ve read about round vs pointed saddle feathers for sexing, but I’m not sure which “hers” is.

These are the male saddle feathers:View attachment 2680168

Thank you, I guess “saddle” should have told me we’re to look lol

 

[Xaphus]

Another week has passed, updated photos of Puffin. Saddle, neck and head in that order photos

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Another week has passed, updated photos of Puffin. Saddle, neck and head on that order photos

I have no doubt that he’s a cockerel.