Reason I ask is because I have 8 10.5 week old chicks. All of my female EE's are squatting when I try to pick them up - mostly at night time. Why? They are so very young! Kids these day.. grow up way too fast...


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Interesting.. My roosters do not squat. Only my four EE girls. Obvious girls as well. No signs of them being boys.20+ weeks, including the EE's. I've had them squat 2-3 months before laying. Squatting is a sign of submission. Some roosters I hear do it too.
Interesting.. My roosters do not squat. Only my four EE girls. Obvious girls as well. No signs of them being boys.20+ weeks, including the EE's. I've had them squat 2-3 months before laying. Squatting is a sign of submission. Some roosters I hear do it too.
Both of my barred rocks have squatted since very early on. Usually if I just walk up to them and they hear my voice, they squat. Sissies.....
I didn't think they would be white like that, but it's awesome. Not very typical from pics I've seen.I've only read that roosters will sometimes squat. I never had experience myself.
I think I have a boy in my brooder! Yay! Hubby agreed to keep this one as long as he doesn't show aggression. I have kids that frequent our coop. We'll see in a month or two if my light brahma is a boy or girl.
I would love to have a solid white EE. So beautiful!
ThanksI love your white EE too - I have 3 white EE chicks I hatched out myself that are 5 weeks old now. I was hoping for blues but got the 3 little whites out of 10. I wasn't too crazy about them at first but seeing your pictures of how mine will look changed my mind, they are really pretty!