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Ok, this first red hen was also one we were given by the "breeder". She was supposed to be some sort of Bantam, but as you can see her next to my Frizzles, she is much larger. VERY VERY sweet disposition. Any ideas as to what we can call her - breed-wise?!
She has a single comb, no feathering on the legs. Has not yet laid eggs, but should start just about any time. She is VERY maternal, taking care of all the Frizzle chicks!



This is a hen we got last year. Got her from a local feed store and was told she was a certain breed, but we aren't sure... any thoughts? Call her Hen A (has black feathers in tail) Lays brown eggs, tends to be broody for short spurts

Here is her buddy - Hen B - another one we aren't quite sure of. Sweet hen, lays nice sized med brown egs

Another of Hen B

Hen B on Left, Hen A on Right

Hen B on LEft, Hen A on Right

Another shot of Hen A's tail

Hen B

And finally another of last year's hens - Hen C

Hen C

Hen C

So, if you have any really good ideas, I would really appreciate it. We just need to enter the chickens in the correct Classes....
FYI - the divisions are:
Standard Poultry (Large Fowl) - American Class, Asiatic Class, English Class, Mediterranean Class, Continental Class and All Other Standard Class. Then of course we have Bantam - Clean Legged/Single Comb, Clean Legged/Rose Comb, Clean Legged/Other Combs, Father Legged/Single Combs, Feather Legged/All Other Combs and finally Game Bantams.
Thank you so much for your help. Just want to make sure we look like we have some clue
She has a single comb, no feathering on the legs. Has not yet laid eggs, but should start just about any time. She is VERY maternal, taking care of all the Frizzle chicks!
This is a hen we got last year. Got her from a local feed store and was told she was a certain breed, but we aren't sure... any thoughts? Call her Hen A (has black feathers in tail) Lays brown eggs, tends to be broody for short spurts
Here is her buddy - Hen B - another one we aren't quite sure of. Sweet hen, lays nice sized med brown egs
Another of Hen B
Hen B on Left, Hen A on Right
Hen B on LEft, Hen A on Right
Another shot of Hen A's tail
Hen B
And finally another of last year's hens - Hen C
Hen C
Hen C
So, if you have any really good ideas, I would really appreciate it. We just need to enter the chickens in the correct Classes....
FYI - the divisions are:
Standard Poultry (Large Fowl) - American Class, Asiatic Class, English Class, Mediterranean Class, Continental Class and All Other Standard Class. Then of course we have Bantam - Clean Legged/Single Comb, Clean Legged/Rose Comb, Clean Legged/Other Combs, Father Legged/Single Combs, Feather Legged/All Other Combs and finally Game Bantams.
Thank you so much for your help. Just want to make sure we look like we have some clue

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