Gender based on behavior confused

[560687]

Okay, I have 2 Cinnamon Queens and I’ve already asked about their genders. I was told they were both pullets (females). However, one of them acts differently. For example, whenever I try to pick it up it doesn’t chirp as much, and it’ll run up to the other baby chicks and ether stop and have a staring contest, or jump on them. Recently, I’ve read this behavior usually occur in males, and I just thought I’d share this. (Also, I know CQ’s are red sexlinks but they’re both the same age as far as I know and the other has significantly more reddish-brown feathers.)

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Both sexes spar to establish dominance within the clutch.

 

[560687]

Ok, I just hope I don’t have a cockerel on my hands.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Cinnamon queens are sex links. Males should be white as chicks I believe. Because they are a mixed breed the red can vary from bird to bird

 

[560687]

It has red-brown feathers to both sides of chest. I read that adult cinnamon queen roosters have light to dark red feathers on shoulders, Sooo . . .