Pullet or cockerel? Breed?

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

I can typically tell the gender and breed on my own but this bird is throwing me off. Comb says cockerel but the coloring reminds me of a pullet. TSC said it was an Easter Egger. 8-10 weeks old.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I believe that's a cockeral. I think it's one of those newer mixes, like a whiting true blue or green.

 

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

I believe that's a cockeral. I think it's one of those newer mixes, like a whiting true blue or green.

I know he more than likely isn’t but he resembles a lot of a red shoulder yokohama to me. I’m definitely holding on to him to see how he grow so out.

 

[keesmom]

Cockerel.

 

[BabasCoop]

Looks like Golden Comets and ISA Browns in color to me.
I have 4 EE/Americanas. And they look nothing like that guy. Plus the comb doesn’t look to be a pea comb but more of a rose comb, like a Wyandotte.

Here are my 4 EE’s and my ISA Brown (first and last chick). All about 4-5 weeks old.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Easter egger cockerel

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Looks like Golden Comets and ISA Browns in color to me.
I have 4 EE/Americanas. And they look nothing like that guy. Plus the comb doesn’t look to be a pea comb but more of a rose comb, like a Wyandotte.

Here are my 4 EE’s and my ISA Brown (first and last chick). All about 4-5 weeks old.

Same coloring doesn’t mean it’s the same breed. Easter eggers vary a lot in coloration since they’re not bred for color. That comb looks like a typical pea comb to me. It may look bigger than normal because the chick is a cockerel.