Cinnamon Queen “pullet” looking a little suspect

[SCchickengal]

Cinnamon Queen “pullet” +\-6 weeks old. Unfortunately we can only have hens where we live, so we keep an eye on gender offenders. We’ve had terrible luck with accidental Roos this year! Submit your gender vote!

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Comb is looking pretty big and pink for 6 weeks. Voting cockerel.

 

[JCOP]

Cinnamon queen are sex links . A rooster would be white.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Cinnamon queen are sex links . A rooster would be white.

This bird is not a cinnamon queen.
Wrong comb and feather color.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Cockerel, and not a Cinnamon Queen.

 

[SCchickengal]

Not surprising! What are guesses on breed? TSC was a bust this year. This was the same chicken when we brought it home, at I think about a week old.

 

[cherrynberry]

Not surprising! What are guesses on breed? TSC was a bust this year. This was the same chicken when we brought it home, at I think about a week old.

Looks like a mix. I am thinking Male

 

[SCchickengal]

This bird is not a cinnamon queen.
Wrong comb and feather color.

Good to know! I hadn’t even looked at what the roosters generally look like in the cinnamon Queen breed. Just had my red flags already given that it wasn’t a pullet

 

[JCOP]

Not surprising! What are guesses on breed? TSC was a bust this year. This was the same chicken when we brought it home, at I think about a week old.

My cinnamon queen at 4 weeks and 16 weeks.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Cinnamon Queens often have the appearance of your chick since they're made with Silver Laced Wyandottes. I'm thinking pullet honestly since a) it's a sex link and b) Wyandottes often get red comb and wattles early