I have two pullets that have red faces from very young, they´re definitely pullets, due to start laying soon.Based on what I have read, Brahmas mature very slowly, however one of the two pullets I have (they are 12.5 weeks), has a red face and wattles most of the day. I am saying most of the day because sometime when I check her in the morning, its pink just like the other pullet. What could be going on? Hormonal surges? or maybe she is not a pullet after all? She looks like a pullet from every other aspect. This is her picture from 10 days ago followed by her sister's pic. Even in this pic, she had slightly darker pink on her face.
Mine too.
Roos are known to change shades when agitated temporarily. However, my pullet's face starts turning read around 9-10 AM and then stays red all day. Its not flaming red though, so if she is maturing early she still got at least 3-4 weeks to go before she lays. She is 2.75 lbs at this stage. None of my standard size hens are more than 5.5 lbs so even if she gets to 7-8 lbs, that will be an improvement on others.
His blue is beautiful where it shows but I'm afraid I know the answer here, just being hopeful. If not hopefully I'll get a blue cockerel from my latest hatch. 
