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Oh wow thanks!! She could be a Rhode Island Red bc I have read they don’t always have single combs and her comb is different. She is definitely the least friendly and the only one who won’t eat out of your hand. We are looking to add a few new ones this year, suggestions for friendly, quiet ones who can’t fly?
 
sophiegnr said:
Oh wow thanks!! She could be a Rhode Island Red bc I have read they don’t always have single combs and her comb is different. She is definitely the least friendly and the only one who won’t eat out of your hand. We are looking to add a few new ones this year, suggestions for friendly, quiet ones who can’t fly?
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I have ISA Browns and Sussex hens that seem to be really friendly. Surprised that the RIR hasn't been towards you.
 
Knobby said:
I have ISA Browns and Sussex hens that seem to be really friendly. Surprised that the RIR hasn't been towards you.
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We didn’t raise her from a chick, we had two buff orpingtons we had to give to our friend bc they were too loud and so he swapped us the barred rock and red. They were pullers and the barred rock has warmed up but Red hasn’t yet. Maybe this spring!
 
That comb looks like what you see on a lot of Easter eggers -- there is a pea comb gene present but it is mixed. I'd guess "production red" or hatchery quality buckeye presuming brown eggs. If she hasn't laid for you yet and you get a blue or green egg one day, I'd change my vote to EE.
 

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