Can anyone tell me what breed of chicken this is?

[Chickchick11]

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Mixed chicken probably.

Also.. there is no such thing as a cinnamon queen. Sapphire gems, red stars, starlight Eggers, and a whole bunch more are just mixes. They do not breed true.

I can mix a couple of breeds together and call them whatever, but that doesn't mean I've created a new breed.

It’s true that they’re all mixes. However, identifying the mix by its hatchery label helps a chicken owner determine what specific mix it is, and often lets them know what traits this mix will have. Easter eggers, for instance, often have the blue egg shell gene. As another example, rose comb cinnamon queens are sex links, so you aren’t likely to get mis-sexed roosters, and since the cross involves a wyandotte this type of RSL is less prone to reproductive issues than the “classic” type.

 

[BurbCoop]

There are a number of variations used to produce Cinnamon Queens. That comb might be consistent with the Wyandotte derived Cinnamon Queen somewhere down the line

TSC gets their chicks from Hoover's and I swear each batch uses a different recipe

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

@fluffycrow
@RoostersAreAwesome
Ohh no, she looks nothing like a cinnamon qeen to me
More like an ameraucana

This is how I know cinnamon qeens to be

There are two “types” of cinnamon queens. One is the classic red sex link, and the other is a specific RSL cross of wyandotte and Rhode Island red:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/cinnamon-queen-thread.938674/.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I usually don’t try to sex chicks at this age. If it is a cockerel, then it’s not a sex link. But either way, I doubt it’s an EE, as they rarely have rose combs.

 

[fluffycrow]

This photo doesn't give us much to work with, a full body photo would help. Where did you get it?

 

[Chickchick11]

Tractor supply. The were marked as cinnamon queens.

 

[fluffycrow]

Everything is consistent with a cinnamon queen, but the comb

 

[Chickchick11]

Ok thank you!

 

[Chickchick11]

Thank you for the info!