White EE...ugh...ROO?

[DMRippy]

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x2 especially if you have other roos. mine just get in contests, for what idk

 

[Alice EG]

That's a rooster. The well defined pink comb, the stance, the thick legs, and the appearance of the feathers around the tail say it all. Some roos take a long time to crow(I have one that didn't crow until it was over 20 weeks), so this shouldn't be used as a way to sex the bird.

 

[speckledhen]

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No, not necessarily. My own Easter Egger rooster I just gave away wasn't crowing at all at 15 weeks. My black Ameraucana rooster I sold years ago did not crow until 15 weeks, either.

 

[TheJuan-n-Only]

I still got faith she's just manly

 

[kittykittykitty]

My EE roo is multicolored and his comb is just like that (more red tho lol) the second is totally a hen mine looks just like that too!
LOL twin chickens!

 

[MassivelyScrambled]

That's a cockerel... seen enough EE roos to say that with that comb at 13 weeks and the legs, stance and tail area it a roo. Some don't crow until much later.

 

[Lothiriel]

That's definitely a cockerel. A huge red comb like that on a pea-combed breed at that age? Yup.

 

[stickers]

Roo, sorry...

 

[TheJuan-n-Only]

you guys are breaking my heart....HE (I guess) is the funniest of the flock!!!

 

[blefky]

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x 2