Rooster??

[tommysgirl]

Molting at three months? I suppose she could be losing her chick down still.

Actually pullets do molt. It usually is partial and not noticable read about it here

 

[tommysgirl]

That helps a lot, thank you! I always thought chickens have to be at least 16 months old to molt, but maybe her feather loss is normal part of grown up feathers coming in. I will attach pics of the one that's losing feathers, her name is Peter

Here is an article that talks about juvenile molting.

 

[FeatherTay]

Hmm that’s is really red for 2 months…

 

[FeatherTay]

But I’ll need better body pics that are actually close. I am leaning towards pullet though.

 

[Chickassan]

That is juvenile moult.
I'm not 100% on that being a pullet though, those ginormous freaking feet are kind of keeping me from being certain.
Bifocals have been utilized, and I'm now leaning heavily to the that isn't a pullet side.
Don't laugh, I'm just happy I could see the feet without them.

 

[kcruz]

But I’ll need better body pics that are actually close. I am leaning towards pullet though.