She is a game hen, and she will not be any different from your "regular" hens with some exceptions: she may decided to brood eggs and be very protective with any chicks she hatches, and she won't lay as much.
Hatch fowl tend to have green legs, so that could be where the green legs come from.
You've done an awesome job bringing her back from those wounds. I'm amazed!
chickenlover54 - I honestly do not understand where you came to the assumption that she looks like a cubalaya aside from her coloring (which is really too light to begin with, wheaten cubalaya hens are cinnamon colored not straw). I raise cubalaya; she looks nothing like them and has every thing going for her to be an American game hen.

You've done an awesome job bringing her back from those wounds. I'm amazed!

chickenlover54 - I honestly do not understand where you came to the assumption that she looks like a cubalaya aside from her coloring (which is really too light to begin with, wheaten cubalaya hens are cinnamon colored not straw). I raise cubalaya; she looks nothing like them and has every thing going for her to be an American game hen.