I'm guessing it's a golden sebright. Hatcherey chicks don't nessicarily meet breed standards. You can get a Wyandotte with a single comb or a dUccle with out a beard. Im sure you could easily find a Sebright with a single comb!
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Yes! My banty partridge Wyandotte (one, anyway) has a single comb. I've been baffled by this. Anyway, sorry to get off-topic.I'm guessing it's a golden sebright. Hatcherey chicks don't nessicarily meet breed standards. You can get a Wyandotte with a single comb or a dUccle with out a beard. Im sure you could easily find a Sebright with a single comb!
i really want to know what it is. lol its soo slow at getting its feathers in. its feathers havent grown any from when i took the pics. Ill post pics as it develops more. Hopfully we can figure out what it isI saw one of these in a bantam mix from Ideal at my local feed store. I couldn't figure out what that one was, either. It looked just like this. I almost bought it just for the unique, red color.