Need to rehome one of our Brahma hens

[Five12345]

we have one that doesn’t get on with our others. Have tried time out etc a few times no long lasting result so for sake of peace time to rehome. We are in Plymouth ma.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I believe you have a Light Sussex, Delaware, or Columbian Wyandotte. Light Brahmas have feathered legs and your bird does not.

 

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC, and good luck in finding a home for her. Try posting this in the Mass. state thread.

 

[MomJones]

Aww you got an Easter Egger there! They lay pretty eggs. I'd cull that problem hen. She's a threat to the well being of the others.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

View attachment 1811591 View attachment 1811592 View attachment 1811593 Lol ok looked again now really confused yeah welcome to chickens right. This one is in a temporary holding box as it’s the one with the messed up tail etc. other one motor pronounced but harder to get a pic as in the run.got these as pullets beg of May so still young birds
See what you think.
This one seems more under the eyes. Other one has one side more fluffed up than other. Green legs.

yea, those are muffs and beard, not tufts. ;-)

I agree with @MomJones... that hen needs to be culled.

 

[KDMdesigns]

Hi @Five12345
Are u still needing assistance with your hen? I could ask my parents if they are interested in helping you out, they're in Dartmouth. You're not very far fro them, what is age of her?

 

[Five12345]

Thought they feather later or is that not the case? Looks like we have two eastereggers two of the now mystery black and white and two reds not sure if Rhode Island or? This one in pic is the only one causing upheaval and it’s not everyday. Ok for quite awhile then a day of hen fisticuffs in the run

 

[KDMdesigns]

I believe you have a Light Sussex, Delaware, or Columbian Wyandotte. Light Brahmas have feathered legs and your bird does not.

I agree... Still a cutie

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Thought they feather later or is that not the case? Looks like we have two eastereggers two of the now mystery black and white and two reds not sure if Rhode Island or? This one in pic is the only one causing upheaval and it’s not everyday. Ok for quite awhile then a day of hen fisticuffs in the run

Nope, brahmas and cochins are born with fuzz on their feet that becomes feathers as soon as they start to grow feathers through the chick down. The chick in the foreground looks like a red sex link.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Thanks that’s great info. So the green legs not an easteregger?

I can't zoom in on your pic, so I didn't notice one with green legs. If there is one, then its likely an EE.