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[bturbo87]

ive got the comb and waddles of a rooster but the feathers of a hen.... help me....

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[klf73]

brown leghorn hen
http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGK/Leghorns/BRKLeghorns.html

 

[RM44]

Awww. What kind of bird is that? 2 of my EEs have that same coloration, but with the pea comb.

How old is that one? Is it laying eggs yet?

 

[arherp]

Hen.

 

[BarkerChickens]

Definitely a hen. Brown Leghorns can get larger combs and wattles than the average hen. All normal. She looks all girl to me.

 

[Rafter 7 Paint Horses]

At first I thought Brown Leghorn hen, but no white earlobes.
So, with the streamlined build and coloring, I now am thinking a game hen.

Jean

 

[bturbo87]

funny cause i posted this a month ago and everyone said welsummer cross with who knows what, and young roo about 6 months old. unfortunatly IT is at LEAST 10 months old if not a year and doesnt crow or lay eggs, and after looking at welsummers for hours, ive just decided thats it is exactly that an IT with the feathering of a welsummer hen, but the comb and waddles of a welsummer roo.

 

[Chris09]

bturbo87
Where did you get her from?

Is is not a Leghorn... Leghorns have White Earlobes She has Red......
She is a American Game.......

Chris

 

[klf73]

ahhh, you are right about the earlobes, darn! missed that

she just looks too heavily bodied for a game to me

 

[bturbo87]

She came from the house we just moved into. The previous owner left her here and well her and what we just found out it is a Rhode Island white mix was the reason my wife and I started getting into chickens. I know she is at 10 months but not laying. She is very protective of our RIW so I assume she is older. They were 2 of 30 left from the previous owner. The only way that I could even possibly think that she could be younger is if one of the 30 hatched her after they were let wild.