What breed or gender is this chicken?

[SEPMJR09]

Looks like a possible white clean faced EE

Nice ! I’ll have to google that breed. Never heard of it.

 

[SEPMJR09]

Looks like a possible white clean faced EE

Would the white one be a pullet?

 

[cstephens1987]

Would the white one be a pullet?

Yes. EE = Easter Egger

 

[SEPMJR09]

Yes. EE = Easter Egger

So would the grey one be a male EE and the white one is a female EE?

 

[cstephens1987]

So would the grey one be a male EE and the white one is a female EE?

Yes. Also gray is called blue in poultry (most of the time)

 

[SEPMJR09]

Yes. Also gray is called blue in poultry (most of the time)

Thank you for that

When would I start hearing them crow? I believe they are 12 weeks as of Monday the 8th. Are these types of breeds loud?

 

[SEPMJR09]

Yes. Also gray is called blue in poultry (most of the time)

Also, what age do they start laying eggs, and prob a dumb question how do i or what should I do to not have any babies since I have 2 males? They are all very close as they have been together since 8weeks and seem to be inseparable.

 

[cstephens1987]

Thank you for that

When would I start hearing them crow? I believe they are 12 weeks as of Monday the 8th. Are these types of breeds loud?

All depends on the cockerel in question. Some start as early as 6 weeks others as late as 6 months. Most between 16 and 24 weeks.

 

[SEPMJR09]

All depends on the cockerel in question. Some start as early as 6 weeks others as late as 6 months. Most between 16 and 24 weeks.

Oh wow. Okay. Thanks. They cluck (I guess is maybe what it’s called, all of them I believe ) sorry I don’t know what to expect with them so when they make noises the kids get all excited but no crows as of now. Thanks for the quick response, greatly appreciate that to help with learning about them.

 

[cstephens1987]

Also, what age do they start laying eggs, and prob a dumb question how do i or what should I do to not have any babies since I have 2 males? They are all very close as they have been together since 8weeks and seem to be inseparable.

Eggs again depend on the pullet in question. Usually shortly before they start to lay you'll see rapid comb development and color in the pullets. Usually they will reach maturity around 5-7 months of age.