hens feathers won’t grow back

[Chelsea1164]

Hi guys I need some advice on how to get my hens feathers back, about 6 months back she got attacked by a coyote and was one of my only survivors. After that my lead hen just pecked her to death practically. Now I have some new girls and the lead hens attention has been redirected, so this girl is no longer getting pecked on but she still looks so bad, what could I do for her? She won’t let me get anywhere near her after her coyote attack so i’m sorry for the poor quality images

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I'm assuming that since the attack was a coyote, you are in the US.
So it is autumn approaching and that is when birds molt. After molt, her feathers should grow back.

 

[-Chanticleer-]

You can give her a higher protein diet to encourage feather regrowth as well.

 

[Eggcessive]

She should grow her feathers back with her next molt.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Each feather occupies one follicle. When they are damaged, they aren't replaced except at molt which is usually seasonally (in fall) with declining day length. It takes a lot of energy to regrow a coat so most chickens won't lay eggs during molt until regrowth is complete.
It happens with declining day length so a new coat is ready to protect the birds in winter.
It is possible to force a molt but at this time of year it is unnecessary.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Hi guys I need some advice on how to get my hens feathers back, about 6 months back she got attacked by a coyote and was one of my only survivors. After that my lead hen just pecked her to death practically. Now I have some new girls and the lead hens attention has been redirected, so this girl is no longer getting pecked on but she still looks so bad, what could I do for her? She won’t let me get anywhere near her after her coyote attack so i’m sorry for the poor quality images

Agree.
She will get new feathers during molt.