I think this is a Barred Rock but i would like a second opinion.

[Mary's Backyard Chickens]

Barred rocks have single straight combs, yellow legs with some brown horn color on the front, and the hatchery ones are not as distinctively marked. The breeder quality birds are almost striped with black and white.
A cuckoo Marans may look like a barred rock, but has white legs and skin, straight comb as well.
A dominique has a rose comb and yellow legs.

Barred Rock Hen

As you can tell from the pic, my Barred Rock doesn't have a straight comb, it's flopped over.

 

[junebuggena]

Attached is photo of her where you can see her legs.View attachment 1181915

Yellowish, a bit bleached due to laying. Definitely a Barred Rock.

 

[junebuggena]

As you can tell from the pic, my Barred Rock doesn't have a straight comb, it's flopped over.

Genetically, it's a single/straight comb.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Barred rocks have single straight combs, yellow legs with some brown horn color on the front, and the hatchery ones are not as distinctively marked. The breeder quality birds are almost striped with black and white.
A cuckoo Marans may look like a barred rock, but has white legs and skin, straight comb as well.
A dominique has a rose comb and yellow legs.

Barred Rock Hen

Another 2 remarks if I may:
1.in cuckoo Marans each and every feather ENDS with a black bar .
2. there is another Bared breed which resembles very much to BPR, It is the Holand chicken with one difference, that it lays WHITE shelld eggs.
A Holland cockerel

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Looks like a Barred Rock.

 

[drumstick diva]

Female barred rocks generally have a black wash over their yellow legs. She doesn't seem to have the dark black bars that a female has. Seems grayer to me like a cockerel but, IF she is laying eggs now, that's a moot question.

 

[Mary's Backyard Chickens]

Female barred rocks generally have a black wash over their yellow legs. She doesn't seem to have the dark black bars that a female has. Seems grayer to me like a cockerel but, IF she is laying eggs now, that's a moot question.

I have not seen her mate with anyone. I haven't seen her lay an egg, but I only have brown eggs laid in my flock (except for my one easter egger she lays blue eggs)

 

[Mary's Backyard Chickens]

wait she looks like a holland more than she does a barred rock just looked up "holland pullet" on internet explorer

 

[Mary's Backyard Chickens]

Black wash? She doesn't have black wash.

Female barred rocks generally have a black wash over their yellow legs. She doesn't seem to have the dark black bars that a female has. Seems grayer to me like a cockerel but, IF she is laying eggs now, that's a moot question.

 

[Mary's Backyard Chickens]

but she lays brown eggs