Ok, kind of scared to ask..

She looks like a pullet to me.

 

Its a pullet...but I can't see anything "frizzle" about her....are you sure its not a cochin or some other feather legged breed?? Frizzles, if they are a frizzle...you can tell right away by how their feathers curl outwards, and since she is all feathered out with smooth feathers...

 

Our bantam cochins are our very best broodies. The two older hens have gone broody every single year; the two younger ones are being very coy about it this year (not broody yet? what are you waiting for, girls?). Also, our cochins have been the most dedicated mothers. Some of our other broodies (especially the d'Uccles) have a crazy streak that makes them attack new chicks that are colored differently from the others in the clutch. The cochins wouldn't dream of it. I can put a mixed bag of eggs under a cochin and know that she will hatch them and adore them all equally no matter how different they may look.

 

I wanna guess pullet as the comb is small and not much there for wattles.

 

Pretty little hen, and no she is not a frizzle and doesn't carry the gene either(if she did she would have frizzle feathers, they only need 1 copy to outwardly show it).

I am guessing if both parents were frizzled that both only carry one gene each since you got both frizzled(either one or two friz genes) and smooth offspring(no friz gene) out of them. The odd chick with a double dose of the frizzle gene will be extremely curly with very brittle feathers(have seen them labeled either curlies or baldies since the feathers are so extremely curled and brittle they break off with regular use)

 

Pullet. And yes, cochins are pretty good broody hens, I have one raising six ee chicks now!