Young beautiful healthy RIR needs new Austin home

[backyardbwaak]

This sweet and funny hen needs a new loving home. I'm moving to an area that sadly doesn't allow chickens. Pls email [email protected]

 

[CuteChickens]

She is so pretty. There is a RIR in my flock, and she is so much more darker

 

[trailrider330]

You may want to search for threads from Texas and post on there. That way you will be hitting a larger audience, all of whom are located near you.

You can try this one:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/44/texas

Best of luck!

 

[Turnix]

I am near Huntsville, but that is a bit of a drive.

 

[waddles99]

She is so pretty. There is a RIR in my flock, and she is so much more darker

Thats because yours is actually a RIR, and the one in the picture is being falsely sold as a RIR when it isn't.

 

[CuteChickens]

Thats because yours is actually a RIR, and the one in the picture is being falsely sold as a RIR when it isn't. 

ohhhhh the one in the picture could be a new Hampshire red

 

[CuteChickens]

Or a mix of both Production Red maybe

 

[waddles99]

ohhhhh the one in the picture could be a new Hampshire red

It is a production red, yes.

 

[CuteChickens]

She is pretty though. Now I know alot about new Hampshires and RIR because there are some In my flock, so I know very little about Production Reds. I just know they are a mix of RIR and New Hampshire Red. So are they used for their egg production? Weather type?

 

[waddles99]

She is pretty though. Now I know alot about new Hampshires and RIR because there are some In my flock, so I know very little about Production Reds. I just know they are a mix of RIR and New Hampshire Red. So are they used for their egg production? Weather type?

I don't have production reds so i don't know much about them, though i know they are very good egg layers. All i know is that "RIR" in the picture has so many faults with the RIR breed standard it shouldn't even be classified as such.