Helps with the breed?

[Zoohtasim]

Hey everyone! I'm pretty new to having chickens and have gone a long way! I pretty know all the things you should when it comes to keeping chickens! Only one thing I don't is the breeds. Pls I always get so confused -
So I need some help with deciphering the breed of my 6 month old hen Kaak. Here she is!

Hey @NatJ I did as you told Now help pleasee

 

[MysteryChicken]

Interesting hen.

Gold Birchen, green legs, white earlobes. I don't know any breeds that have those features combined. Maybe except a Game Hen, but she's too heavy for a Game hen.


I'm leaning towards a mixed breed.

 

[Zoohtasim]

Interesting hen.

Gold Birchen, green legs, white earlobes. I don't know any breeds that have those features combined. Maybe except a Game Hen, but she's too heavy for a Game hen.


I'm leaning towards a mixed breed.

What can she have in her? Also she laid her first set of 9 eggs and is going broody

 

[3KillerBs]

Maybe some kind of black sex-link?

Where did you get her?

 

[MysteryChicken]

What can she have in her? Also she laid her first set of 9 eggs and is going broody

What's the egg color?

Could be Brown Leghorn X Black Copper Marans, but can't be certain on exactly what she has in her.

 

[Zoohtasim]

Maybe some kind of black sex-link?

Where did you get her?

We did hatch her but my grandma did it without me knowing and they hatched out of random eggs. She was all black when she hatched though

 

[Zoohtasim]

What's the egg color?

Could be Brown Leghorn X Black Copper Marans, but can't be certain on exactly what she has in her.

Here's her egg. Small and light brown

 

[NatJ]

How big is she? Bantam or standard size? Large or small standard?

What country are you in? Different breeds are common in different countries.

I see single comb, white earlobes, dark legs with a bit of yellow showing near the bottoms of the feet, no feathers on the feet, gold birchen color pattern.

She most likely has parents with single combs, white earlobes, clean legs (=no feathers on the feet). With that egg color, she might have one parent of a white-egg breed and one of a brown-egg breed.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Here's her egg. Small and light brown
View attachment 2802539

A very light cream. If I'm right about Leghorn in the genes, the white egg gene dilutes brown to light brown, or cream.

Or she could just be a mix of two breeds that lays cream eggs. Like I said it's hard to know for sure.

 

[Zoohtasim]

How big is she? Bantam or standard size? Large or small standard?

What country are you in? Different breeds are common in different countries.

I see single comb, white earlobes, dark legs with a bit of yellow showing near the bottoms of the feet, no feathers on the feet, gold birchen color pattern.

She most likely has parents with single combs, white earlobes, clean legs (=no feathers on the feet). With that egg color, she might have one parent of a white-egg breed and one of a brown-egg breed.

Standard size.

South east Asia

I don't have any chickens with feathers on feet so makes sense!