what breed are these two

[SterlingAcres]

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Then stand by that. Of course. I was just saying what it looked like. Also keep in mind.. all of these people on this site that got roosters in a order of all hens. got them from a hatchery, and when their sexed at hatcheries. they are sexed by professional sexers, they have to be or they wouldn't get hired. BUT im just saying they may both be pullets lol, we're just saying that one looks like a rooster.

Don't you know professionals are never wrong?

 

[Cuban Longtails]

Easter Egger mixes, I have some hatched from my own birds that ended up yellow legged so it is possible. I'm gonna go with the darker one being male too, but that's just a general look thing. I'm certainly not a professional chicken sexer.

 

[SterlingAcres]

They're EE mixes... and one is DEFINITELY a roo.

Sorry... You should get your money back from that professional chicken sexer.

 

[Chickndaddy]

They are Easter Eggers. And one is definitely a roo.

 

[Mahonri]

EEXRIR. The one really does look like a roo.

 

[cthrash1]

Looks like my DDs and DSs EE crossed barnyard mutts...Asked about what mine may be mixed with too but never got any answers, although maybe 1 or 2 comments. I have one with a peacomb and beard and the other is a single comb no beard both same type of coloring as yours and like yours we have one that has a little longer tail and is rooish looking,but since yours is a pullet at least I now know there may be hope ours are female

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[Kesta]

i dont think its a roo because i would think it would have tried to crow by now. and who knows if it is a roo then maybe itll be docile and wont crow and well be able to hatch out a few chicks

 

[Kesta]

and btw the supposed roo has been hangin around the nest box

 

[tomstephens]

Sorry I'm with them. The darker one is a roo. My EE cockerel hasn't crowed yet and he's about 3.5 months. But he's definately a roo.

 

[silkieluvr]

Yes, sorry to say but I beleive the darker one is a roo, even if it hasn't crowed yet. He has a much larger comb, thicker legs, and look at how shiny his saddle and hackle feathers are! Sorry, but definately a rooster!