Help IDENTIFY this new Flock... Thanks

[SaviorOutdoors]

Hey everyone. I Have a new flock I just took in to another hen house I have and wondering if they are Red stars and white leg horns or RI red mixed with some white rocks.
I have no prior knowledge of them and I believe the previous owner just wasn’t taking care of them and I adopted and extra 19 hens lol.
Appreciate all your help as always!!!

Built my nest boxes from milk crates and 2x4s up front to hold in the bedding and eggs. They were never exposed to nest boxes as they all started laying on the floor but the last few days I started getting a couple eggs in there. I will build 4-6 more in the coming days.

Godspeed-

Sally

 

[sourland]

Hi, Sally, and well done on taking them in. They are red sex links of some sort and white leghorns.

 

[Pretty Birds]

They look like Red Sex Links and White Leghorns.

 

[Gray Farms]

Red Sexlinks & White Leghorns

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree, they look like red sex links and white Leghorns.

 

[SaviorOutdoors]

Some extra closeups I took when cleaning the coop part

 

[SaviorOutdoors]

Some look laced slightly with a buff of some sort or barred rock and buff Orpington but I don’t know what the sex links were bred with.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Another vote for Red Sex-links and White Leghorns. They look like they need a good molt and some good food and sunshine.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agree, red sex links and white leghorns. Well done, taking them in. Some good food and sunshine should do them well!

 

[SaviorOutdoors]

Hey everyone
Any idea what type of Wyandotte this is?

Thanks to all