New rescue chicken, help with breed and age?

[TroyerGal]

She looks like a Production red, or a rhode island red hen!

 

[Gray Farms]

Rhode Island Red, hatchery stock. I'd say she is this springs hatch, so 8-9ish months old. Keep her separate for at least 30 days to prevent possible spread of disease to your other chickens.

 

[beerausch]

Honestly I think she looks more like a Golden Buff. Rhode Island reds... if they are a pure bread will have black tips on their tail feathers and I don't see that. Perhaps I am missing it. However they do seem to have a similar build. In this photo our chicken was only 12 weeks old. If you get her on a complete feed, and she is old enough you should see her start laying in 3-4 weeks.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Honestly I think she looks more like a Golden Buff. Rhode Island reds... if they are a pure bread will have black tips on their tail feathers and I don't see that. Perhaps I am missing it. However they do seem to have a similar build. In this photo our chicken was only 12 weeks old. If you get her on a complete feed, and she is old enough you should see her start laying in 3-4 weeks.

Golden Buffs (aka Red sex-link, Golden Comet, Gold sex-link) are a lighter red then the bird in question, they also have some white streaks.

 

[beerausch]

Golden Buffs (aka Red sex-link, Golden Comet, Gold sex-link) are a lighter red then the bird in question, they also have some white streaks.

My phone must not be set up right. She looked brown to me. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[CraZ4Seramas]

Could it be a buckeye?

https://g.co/kgs/vNi5lW
Hard to guess age without up close pic but loads of links on how to tell, age, sex, laying or not.
Melissa of tails from the coop@ www.facebook.com/calico Charlie's seramas

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Could it be a buckeye?

https://g.co/kgs/vNi5lW
Hard to guess age without up close pic but loads of links on how to tell, age, sex, laying or not.
Melissa of tails from the coop@ www.facebook.com/calico Charlie's seramas

No, because Buckeyes have pea combs.

 

[Cel45]

Her legs look white. Is there any chance she could be a hatchery quality chocolate Orpington? She looks brown to me.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Guess what it's a CHICKEN

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Guess what it's a CHICKEN

No! I thought it was a duck!