Not even sure this is a chicken!

[RinzHens]

Ugly lol! Actually more like a chicken and less like teacup vulture. She’s actually a pretty bird. Large fan tail and nice feathering. Pigeon friend came by and said it’s a breed used for fighting which totally wouldn’t surprise me. She’s still timid but more adventurous in her foods. I don’t think she has much experience with food beyond crumble. I’ll grab a pic today.

 

[RinzHens]

Well here she is. I think she just looks brighter and happier. Lots of new feathers coming in. Has little brown feathers on the back of her neck like my black sex linked.

 

[RinzHens]

And of course mine all, Whatcha doin???

 

[EarthboundEiniosaurus]

What a beautiful bird she's turning out to be! I second everyone who says she's some sort of game breed mix, and many of those game breeds are used for fighting.

 

[RinzHens]

Unfortunately Texas has issues with dog and cock fighting. Really pushing to be rid of these “sports”. The cocks of course aren’t rehomed but the hens end up like this girl. Either adopted out after a raid or found wandering since they weren’t of value or fear of reclaiming. I really hope my hens let her join the club.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

She has really blossomed into a beautiful hen.

 

[theoldchick]

She appears to be a lovely Shamo type hen.

 

[Molpet]

ask where you want to buy the panels if they know anyone who will deliver.. the manager at 'Big R' delivered mine for me.. he lived in the same town and I got 12

 

[RinzHens]

ask where you want to buy the panels if they know anyone who will deliver.. the manager at 'Big R' delivered mine for me.. he lived in the same town and I got 12

I just need to get a friend with a truck out there. Tractor supply said they bend easy and can load it up. I just always feel weird asking for help but I will.

 

[Fishkeeper]

The feral chickens in Hawaii look a lot like that gal, they're mixes including a good deal of fighting stock. They turn out really pretty, and the long legs make them look even more like the dinosaurs they are.