Darker Brown EE: I can't confirm without seeing the face & comb, but the feather pattern is even, so could be a female. (unless it has a dark pink or large comb). It's also strange that it had light colored legs as a chick, but very dark legs now.
Not sure on this one is pullet or cockerel, it's 14 weeks old now and starting to look more like a pullet. It's a Dixie Rainbow.
Pale comb at 14 wks, I'd say it's a pullet.
It looks like a pullet. What breeds go into a Dixie Rainbow? It has a very interesting color & feather pattern.
By 10 weeks most males would have a darker comb than that, so I'd say female. When it's hot outside, sometimes females can look a little flushed.
That's a normal amount of pink for her age.
She's a pullet. The narrow single ridge is a pullet trait. In males this age, the raised section is fatter and lumpier (and redder). The feathered legs shows she has some other breed in the lines. Pretty girl.
I'm pretty sure it's a secret recipe. There is a flurry of dual purpose and sustainable broiler mixes coming out now to go with the branded layer offerings. It makes the mystery chicken purchases all the more challenging to identify because they all look like barnyard mixes.
