This is fowl pox isn't it?

[Maple Hill Homestead]

Went out this morning and noticed this. Nothing I can really do right? Just let it run its course? The hen doesn't seem to notice. Acts normal. Not cold enough here for frostbite. We do however have mosquitoes still active.

 

[Eggcessive]

To me, I would guess that it is damage from metal fencing or pecking. Has she been pecked by another chicken or rooster in the flock? Roosters may peck around the neck or back of the comb when they are trying to mate.

 

[Maple Hill Homestead]

No roosters here. No pecking at each other that I've noticed.

Metal fence is a possibility but what about the blister looking thing on the wattle? That along with the black and more blister looking areas on the wattle made me think fowl pox. But this is a first for me so I could be wrong.

 

[Eggcessive]

No roosters here. No pecking at each other that I've noticed.

Metal fence is a possibility but what about the blister looking thing on the wattle? That along with the black and more blister looking areas on the wattle made me think fowl pox. But this is a first for me so I could be wrong.

You could be right about the wattle and the other marks. Time will tell. Here is some reading about pox:
https://the-chicken-chick.com/fowl-pox-prevention-treatmen/