Help identifying the breed of my hen

[mseely]

I got my hen from hoovers hatchery last summer, she was suppose to be a cinnamon queen but she doesn't look anything like one. I love her anyways, I'm just curious about what breed she could be. It was hard to get a picture of her by herself but she is the orange colored one.

 

[Gray Farms]

Best I could tell she is a Buff Columbian Wyandotte.

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 sounds good(right) to me

 

[mseely]

Thanks guys!

 

[mseely]

It's funny because I don't think hoovers hatchery even sells buff Colombian Wyandottes! So I have no idea how I ended up with one

 

[Gray Farms]

Your right, I checked their website myself after I posted. Not sure how you got this one. At least it is a pullet!

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Sometimes hatcheries goof and you end up with an unknown mix. Its happened to be before. The yellow legs and comb remind me of a Wyandotte but the coloring isn't a pattern I've seen.

 

[JedJackson]

I got my hen from hoovers hatchery last summer, she was suppose to be a cinnamon queen but she doesn't look anything like one. I love her anyways, I'm just curious about what breed she could be. It was hard to get a picture of her by herself but she is the orange colored one.

Wait, I thought cinnamon queens were production red rooster over sliver laced wyandotte hen? She looks to me like she could easily be a product of such a cross.

 

[Gray Farms]

Every Cinnamon Queen I've ever seen were single combed and red with white leakage. Hoover's website says Rhode Island Red rooster over Silver Laced Wyandotte hen, but that wouldn't produce single combed birds. And they would almost have to show some lacing if there were that cross.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Wyandotte cross or rose combed leghorn cross