That's a tough one but I'm leaning pullet. The body feathers are red and it's the same shade as what you see on the wing. Hang in there, these juvenile molts can be confusing.
Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*
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This one looks like a cockerel. He has a lot of comb for 9 weeks.
That is the best I have heard yet. Thank you. My opinion is constantly changing the legs and body are the same size if not smaller than the others of same age.
I'd expect yours to look a bit darker but something like this gal: https://goo.gl/images/Nsm12Z
Wow that would be a real change but a good looking birds. the red started coming in at 3 weeks out of nowhere she is the lighter one in the Forefront and another a few weeks older
She turned out totally different as an adult bird even as her latter stages change since she was young and a beautiful results thank you
April Barta
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Her coloring is consistent even with the copper under tones. I would have said pullet.
Maybe now you would but that was a number of years ago when this thread didn't exist and the whole concept of sexing by juvenile plumage was new. She looked splotchy at times while her patterning was molting away. I think it was this photo that people saw "patches" in.
Yeah that one is blotchy for sure. Its enough to make your hair fall out! Never say never until they crow or lay an egg 
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