What in the heck is it!? *many pics*

[AnaD]

Here I am again, I'm sure it has been a week since my last post on this bird...I have really wanted this chicken to be a female, but now I'm seriously haveing doubts, some of which you all have put there

. "She" has been hopping on the backs on my other (I'm almost certain their female) pullets just recently. "She" is between 12-14 weeks. As far as "her" behaviour "she" is very approachable, but a bit out of the loop when it comes to the other three chickens that are a little bit younger. The lady I got "her" from doesn't know what breed "she" is...obviously a mutt of some kind. Can you help me figure "her" out?!

Sorry to make you turn your head...

While you're at it tell me if my 6 week old Buff EE looks female. I think she does due to the fact she looks and acts nothing like the male EE I've had.

My RIR looks pretty pullet like to me also.

 

[ARose4Heaven]

I would say the buff is definitely pullet.

 

[ARose4Heaven]

bump

 

[ranchhand]

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AnaD, the first one is screaming rooster to me. The others might well be pullets. Hard for me to say.

 

[Baymule]

For the OP, the 1st pic is of a Black Bellied Auburn Neck Rooster masquerading as a hen just to play mind games with you. Your EE is an EE.

For the 2nd poster, you have a Dalmation Jailhouse Rocking Barred Something.

 

[donrae]

AnaD-- I think your dark bird is a roo, I think he'll turn into a birchen color, not sure how "quality" the color will be.

I think your ee is a pullet. I love buff ees, I just have a soft spot for them!

 

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

100% Roo

 

[jenesis536]

Your first one almost looks like my australorp except for the lighter color around the neck. Her comb and waddle are the same size and color - it took awhile for me to finally determine she was a "she"... you might want to wait a couple weeks before you know for sure on that one.

I think your buff is a pullet.

 

[nuttyredhead]

Im not sure of the gender but the first looks just like my EE!

 

[sourland]

Mutt rooster- most likely a black bellied auburn neck.