Is it a leghorn? What kind is it?

[Rodeoclown1189]

well by seeing the others in your picture are they red sex-links? if so it could be a red sex-link roo

 

[BANTAMWYANDOTTE]

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I never even thought of that! You are right. I have to change my original post that if the legs are yellow he is a Red Sex-Link most likley. The others do look like my Golden Comet hens did as chicks (no roosters though)....I've been outsmarted here. Thanks Rodeoclown! You sure know you chickens!

 

[RollTide13]

He/she is the only one we have that looks like that. We got it out of a bin of bantams at TSC. There are two other bantams, which we are almost positive are Mille Fleurs. There are also six Isa Browns, which are the ones you are seeing laying near him/her, and as you most likely assume, came out of a different bin. Also, the size between the chick in question and the others is quite different. He/she is our smallest one, even compared to our other bantams.
I just went out and checked the leg color...they're definitely not yellow, especially compared to the Isa Browns' legs...those are definitely yellow. They almost look like a very pale pink color-not totally white, but close to white with sort of a pink tint.
Hope this helps.

 

[Palmetto Plucker]

Red and white might be OE Red Pyle. My two were from TSC and they looked different as baby chicks, but now i think they are pullet and roo. TSC uses Privett Hatchery in New Mexico.