Suspected pullet impersonator

[Verockica]

Four week old EE I got as a pullet, but I'm thinking the comb is a bit pinker than I'd like. This chick is also the only one that starts fights.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

The feathering sure looks pullet-like to me.

 

[Verockica]

The feathering sure looks pullet-like to me.

This is why I'm getting opinions, cause I have no clue. I have 12 chicks right now that are all supposed to be pullets so I've been straining my eyes looking for pretenders.

 

[corewassen87]

Another 2-3 weeks will do wonders in making a more accurate call

 

[junebuggena]

It's juvenile partridge type feathering. Birds of both sexes with partridge type genes will feather in with that kind of pattern. Females will more or less stay the same as they age. Males will go through some major color changes between 6 and 10 weeks. It's too early to say for sure what this chick will be.

 

[Verockica]

Thanks for the input, I'm aware it's all wild speculation at this point, but that's part of the fun!