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There is no chance this is a cockerel. Both age and coloration indicate pullet

Couldn't have said it better

For a six month old bird? No, she's a pullet

She's a really pretty bird, but it's not worth it. Take it from someone who keeps spicy breeds. Human aggression should not be tolerated all

What fo you mean by "acting like a rooster"? Crowing is something hens can do, it doesn't indicate a hermaphrodite

Again, I'm not saying that bird should be sold. Because it shouldn't. Or even left with the original flock for that matter. And while you, and I feel the bird should be culled in the killing sense, OP isn't comfortable with that

I agree:) . But I was defining what culling is. I still believe that bird should be culled (in the killing sense) or at the very least, physically removed from the flock and placed in a different enclosure

Although, if it were me and it was this aggressive, I wouldn't rule out the killing kind of cull, but you do you

Cull doesn't mean kill. It simply means remove from the breeding flock. That may be rehoming, removing from the flock completely, killing, or simply not breeding these birds. This is not something you caused. In this case it's genetic

Well you've got two chickens messing up the peace in the flock, and one attacking you, why can't you cull?

Well then it makes sense for her to be aggressive. You shouldn't have bred the mother in the first place. Cull both birds

What colored eggs does she lay? Because she isn't a leghorn

Do you have any recent pictures of the pullet in question?

When did this behavior start?

Teenage hormones are never this extreme. Do you have pictures? Even for a broody this is extreme behavior, but is there any chance she's broody? How does she act with the rest of the flock