Sexing Easter Eggers, rules of thumb?

[ManOverBoard]

So I've been reading around on previous gender identification posts, and it seems like they're are some general rules of thumb for sexing Easter eggers based off of feather color.
Can anyone lay them out clearly?
We've got 6 Easter eggers and no idea what anyone is yet. All 5 weeks old. We've been loosely assuming female based off of demeanor.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

So I've been reading around on previous gender identification posts, and it seems like they're are some general rules of thumb for sexing Easter eggers based off of feather color.
Can anyone lay them out clearly?
We've got 6 Easter eggers and no idea what anyone is yet. All 5 weeks old. We've been loosely assuming female based off of demeanor.

Pics? Any with red shoulders and not red bodies are male

 

[WingItRanch]

With EEs, you want to look for uneven splotchy coloring which would indicate male. The red shoulders are a pretty good indicator. A female will have pretty consistent coloring.

You can also look at their combs. If they all have pea combs, males will typically redden early and will often be wider.

A lot of us like to guess breed and gender so feel free to show pics of each and we can try to help.

 

[ManOverBoard]

Pics? Any with red shoulders and not red bodies are male

I'll try to get some Tomorrow. One of them has a crazy color contrast.

 

[redinator]

We like to live vicariously through others, since none of us can possibly have one of each chick, of every breed or color variety . . . or maybe that's just me

 

[ManOverBoard]

We like to live vicariously through others, since none of us can possibly have one of each chick, of every breed or color variety . . . or maybe that's just me

I know right, if only we could try them all out. I feel like each breed we try we love more than the last

 

[ManOverBoard]

Pictures, two black ones should be ameracaunas, two were falling asleep. ​

 

[ManOverBoard]

Their Dad may be a lavender or blue ameracauna.