Breed

[Show Sebright]

It doesn’t have any feet feathers. The chick is small, smaller than my other chicks. My best guess is a BB red old English?

Uh they usually look more redish brown, maybe even tan. Not usually have that bunch black... but I am no professional

 

[Show Sebright]

Did she have so VREY white lined going down her back when she was younger??? I can’t really tell for the picture. If so then she might be a type of Old English

 

[EvaRay1525]

Maybe a bantam bared rock? Dose it look like any of these chickens?
If so tell me what one, then I can tell you her/his br

No ,sorry it doesn’t look like any of those chicks.

 

[Painted Calls]

Looks like it has muffs/beard. Which would rule out OEGB. My guess is also EE. It's definitely not a BR or a Sebright.

Did the seller get it from a hatchery or breed it themselves? What color are the legs?

 

[EvaRay1525]

Did she have so VREY white lined going down her back when she was younger??? I can’t really tell for the picture. If so then she might be a type of Old English

She has 2 white lines on her back but I wouldn’t say they stand out.

 

[Painted Calls]

@TheOddOneOut what do you see?

I'll tag Happy to. Teach her to desert on us.
@OneHappyRooster

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Easter egger. Maybe a bantam. Looks kinda weird to me.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Could be an EE bantam, a d’anvers bantam, or a mix. Time will tell.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Could be an EE bantam, a d’anvers bantam, or a mix. Time will tell.

D’anvers have rose combs.

 

[EvaRay1525]

Looks like it has muffs/beard. Which would rule out OEGB. My guess is also EE. It's definitely not a BR or a Sebright.

Did the seller get it from a hatchery or breed it themselves? What color are the legs?

Here is a picture of the legs-