Is this a Muffed Gamefowl? I would really like to get the answer.

[MysteryChicken]

Damn. I've been kind of worried mine is a roo too, lol. Guess we'll see!

Let me see its face of you have a pic?

 

[MysteryChicken]

What makes you think that's normal for gamefowl?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Just because your chick is a bit different than the other EE, doesn't make it an entirely separate breed.

 

[baby-blue]

I’d have to agree with the rest - it’s probably just some darling mutt, most likely an EE simply due to the muffs. I have one EE who’s very similar to yours - the eye color is even roughly the same. One of my older ones who I suspect is an EE looks completely different. They’re the cutest little muttlies of the chicken world.

 

[debid]

What makes you sure about that?

It's an educated guess. If it's important to you to know what went into the mix, ask the egg seller what they have and go from there.

 

[MysteryChicken]

It's an educated guess. If it's important to you to know what went into the mix, ask the egg seller what they have and go from there.

Okay.

 

[MysteryChicken]

It's an educated guess. If it's important to you to know what went into the mix, ask the egg seller what they have and go from there.

I asked the seller, now I just have to wait for a reply.

 

[debid]

BTW, this is an Easter Egger with dominant white. She has little peeks of brown and black here and there exactly like yours. She had gray eyes as a chick and has orange now.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Here's a few Muffed gamefowls from google.com

 

[MysteryChicken]

BTW, this is an Easter Egger with dominant white. She has little peeks of brown and black here and there exactly like yours. She had gray eyes as a chick and has orange now.
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Cute chick.