Can anyone help identify this hen?

[BobsChickens]

This is Comet. We had her a couple of years ago (sadly, not any more, since we had to give her away when we moved) and we bought her at a kind-of egg farm with some Golden Buffs/Red Stars/Red sex links that the farm sold as "brown chickens" (idiots...). We don't know what breed she was--maybe a Red Star, too. I considered the idea of her being a Buff Orphington, but they seem lighter in color (Comet has golden feathers that shine in the sun around her neck, too) and fatter, although Comet's not the thinnest chicken we've ever owned.

No idea how old she is. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

 

[Peep-Chicken]

does look like a Red Star/Gold Star

 

[Michael OShay]

does look like a Red Star/Gold Star

It could be a Red Sex Link (Red Star, Gold Star), but they usually have a considerable amount of white feathers in the tail which I'm not seeing on this bird.

 

[Michael OShay]

It could be a Red Sex Link (Red Star, Gold Star), but they usually have a considerable amount of white feathers in the tail which I'm not seeing on this bird.

The longer I stare at it, particularly the feather pattern in the neck area, the more I think it is a Red Sex Link (just with less white feathers than usual in the tail).

 

[BobsChickens]

Thanks everyone
The lighting in this picture's not the best for ID I guess...she had no white feathers in her tail and some black streaks in there instead.

 

[JennieRD]

Need help with this hen I believe she is less than 4 months old we've had her a month, given to us because she didn't lay eggs! Go figure she's still growing ! She is just now getting green and tan heighlights in her feathering. I'm not to familiar with breeds with black legs! Any guesses! She has doubled her size in a month, she was the same size as my black Cochin bantam when we got her but now she has well out grown him and stands about 14 to 16 inches maybe a little more head to ground her back about 12 inches from the ground and maybe 5-6 lbs give or take . Maybe a jersey cross?

 

[JennieRD]

 

[Michael OShay]

Thanks everyone
The lighting in this picture's not the best for ID I guess...she had no white feathers in her tail and some black streaks in there instead.

I curious how red (as opposed to gold) she would be in better lighting (more or less). The reason why is I'm wondering if she might be a Production Red instead of a Red Sex Link. Either way, she is definitely a red gened hybrid.