Any idea what the brown one is and if she is a hen? The white one is supposed to be a hand, but somebody already told me that it was a rooster.

[Truckgirl11]

 

[The Moonshiner]

I'd say they are both EEs and the brown one I'd vote is a pullet.

 

[CrazyForMyPeeps802]

Easter eggers! Brown one looks like a beautiful pullet. White and black one looks like it might be a cockerel. Typically EE cockerels have rust coloring on their backs/wings. That's normally your first indicator that you have a cockerel! I'm not seeing any rust coloring on your's. But that doesn't mean it's not a boy.

 

[Gavinthechickenman]

Definitely EE and I would agree with everyone else here

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

X4

 

[Truckgirl11]

Easter eggers! Brown one looks like a beautiful pullet. White and black one looks like it might be a cockerel. Typically EE cockerels have rust coloring on their backs/wings. That's normally your first indicator that you have a cockerel! I'm not seeing any rust coloring on your's. But that doesn't mean it's not a boy.

Yes she’s very beautiful!! Thank you for sharing about the rust on the wings I didn’t know about it. Why would the white and black one chase the brown one? I’m a first time chicken owner and I’m trying to learn.

 

[CrazyForMyPeeps802]

Yes she’s very beautiful!! Thank you for sharing about the rust on the wings I didn’t know about it. Why would the white and black one chase the brown one? I’m a first time chicken owner and I’m trying to learn.

You're welcome! He's establishing a pecking order. Chickens natural form a pecking order where the highest ranking bird has priority access to food, water, and roosting space. Pecking orders are established by chasing and pecking the lower ranking birds.