Hen Adopted Grandma’s yard. Breed?

[R1V3R20NG]

Lol we are in CA but definitely not in Yuba City. I think it decided it was done with its flock and decided to move. It definitely used the rooster of her old flock for those chickies to start her own. My mom and I were laughing about that saying at least he doesn’t have to pay child support.

 

[R1V3R20NG]

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

American game or a game mix

 

[thiggins]

She looks like my psycho chicken. Super skiddish and flighty. Great layer and great momma of equally super skiddish and flighty baby chicks.

 

[danceswithronin]

Looks like a Gold China Game to me.

https://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Games/China/BRKChinaGame.html

Apparently being wild as sh*t is one of their dominant personality traits, so it doesn't surprise me this lady has gone rogue.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

This picture is just adorable. Love it

 

[R1V3R20NG]

Looks like a Gold China Game to me.

https://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Games/China/BRKChinaGame.html

Apparently being wild as sh*t is one of their dominant personality traits, so it doesn't surprise me this lady has gone rogue.

Haha thanks I think that is what she is. I don’t think the father of the chicks was the same breed though. Look at the chicks’ beaks.

 

[Phage]

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This is a calendar-worthy pic!!

 

[Trux]

amazing th me those little buggers made it up in the tree that far

 

[R1V3R20NG]

I know that is like 15 feet up
The other day I was watching her trying to train them and they were climbing vines, part of the fencing and once one of them got high enough, hopping from branch to branch. Only 1 made it that day (that was Easter) and it jumped on mommas back and sat there chirping in victory. The momma was coaching them and giving them encouragement by talking to them. It was really cute and funny to watch.