I don't have intentions of breeding or showing in the future, so when I figured out that Lacy has a straight comb and should have a rose comb, I wasn't concerned. I have read that hatchery wyandottes often do have a straight comb, even if they shouldn't. As she has grown, she has not feathered like the other pics of wyandottes that I have seen and I have started to question, what exactly is she? This is my first attempt at loading pictures so, here goes nothing 
She is the one on the right, the other is my RIR cockerel Henry
She is in between the Henry and Peaber the PBR
She is the one in the front
She was a darker chipmunk color as a chick. We had an EE chick then as well and she was a darker, more defined chipmunk. I have been convinced off and on the she is partridge rock or a wellsummer. I have also thought brown leghorn or EE. Her earlobes, I believe, are showing up a pink color, so that rules out the leghorn thought. She could still be an EE, but really doesn't have any of the standard looks of an EE. The tail, comb, leg color, and body shape are wrong (yes they are mixed breeds, but hatchery stock tend to have some tell tales and similarities. I have actually read the entire EE Braggers thread and EE sexing tips, when I lurk, I lurk, lol). The pics don't show it well but there is a brown wash on her legs that none of the others have, it is similar to the Peaber's black wash. She is somewhere between 13 and 15 weeks old in these pics (she was one of the younger ones so probably closer to 13 with Peaber being the oldest). She has just started to get some pink in her comb and developing wattles in the past week so I am pretty convinced she is a she.
She is the one on the right, the other is my RIR cockerel Henry
She is in between the Henry and Peaber the PBR
She is the one in the front
She was a darker chipmunk color as a chick. We had an EE chick then as well and she was a darker, more defined chipmunk. I have been convinced off and on the she is partridge rock or a wellsummer. I have also thought brown leghorn or EE. Her earlobes, I believe, are showing up a pink color, so that rules out the leghorn thought. She could still be an EE, but really doesn't have any of the standard looks of an EE. The tail, comb, leg color, and body shape are wrong (yes they are mixed breeds, but hatchery stock tend to have some tell tales and similarities. I have actually read the entire EE Braggers thread and EE sexing tips, when I lurk, I lurk, lol). The pics don't show it well but there is a brown wash on her legs that none of the others have, it is similar to the Peaber's black wash. She is somewhere between 13 and 15 weeks old in these pics (she was one of the younger ones so probably closer to 13 with Peaber being the oldest). She has just started to get some pink in her comb and developing wattles in the past week so I am pretty convinced she is a she.
