Confused Pullet or combless cockerel?

[1stxchickmama]

Hi all!

Either my chick is confused or I am! My 3 chicks are approximately 4 months old. Buttonwillow is the one is question. She had to go into solitary confinement awhile ago for brutally attacking one of the other chicks (Maybelline). She has been reintegrated back into society and all has been well - until today!
She is much larger than the other 2, has beautiful but really different coloring (my son pointed out she has orange feet while the others have gray - not sure if this means anything), she crows every morning and today she started trying to mount Maybelline (the yellow one with missing feathers on her head). Her size, behavior and coloring leads me to believe she's a cockerel BUT she doesn't have a comb.
Any thoughts?

 

[sourland]

He's a cockerel - apparently some sort of a game fowl.

 

[1stxchickmama]

He's a cockerel - apparently some sort of a game fowl.

Thanks for replying so quickly! May I ask why you say that? I'm new to all this. Last time I had chicks they all ended up being cockerels so I didn't have any to compare them to.
Thanks again!

 

[Mylied]

Those long flowing tail feathers give him away. And the crowing.

 

[sourland]

Pointy hackle and saddle feathers, pointy wing coverlets, very masculine tail are all secondary sex characteristics of male birds. He is a striking bird.

 

[The Angry Hen]

Definitely a Cockerel. And a handsome one indeed. I'm assuming he is either an Asil or Game Fowl. Good luck, God bless. Have a nice night.

 

[leighks]

He’s gorgeous. Where did you get him from? Were you looking to get an exotic breed?

 

[junebuggena]

Some game fowl have very small pea combs. That is definitely a cockerel, though.

 

[drumstick diva]

game bird cockerel

 

[1stxchickmama]

He’s gorgeous. Where did you get him from? Were you looking to get an exotic breed?

Thank you! I LOVE his coloring. These are from my sister's hen and no I wasn't looking for an exotic breed. Just wanting some chicks for pets and eggs.