Possible Mother and Daughter, your thoughts

[C Siena]

Okay, I'm guessing but this blonde pullet (guessing again) at the bottom 1st pic , who is 2 months old,and on chair at 6 wks, looks very similar to a hen, that is 1 yr old, last pic. I had one of her eggs in the incubator.

 

[sourland]

Quite likely. What type comb does the pullet have?

 

[C Siena]

Quite likely. What type comb does the pullet have?

minimal, "just" beginning to show more but Not much. I really cannot tell the comb because it is not developed at 2 months. I have just today, been trying to organize our photos and have not found the possible mother as a young pullet...the search continues...after dinner.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Hens can only pass barring onto their sons. So unless her father is barred, they’re not mother and daughter.

 

[C Siena]

Hens can only pass barring onto their sons. So unless her father is barred, they’re not mother and daughter.

So both are considered barred?

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

So both are considered barred?

Yes, they look like they’re barred buff Columbian. I’m wouldn’t be surprised if the hen is a Brahma mix.

 

[C Siena]

Yes, they look like they’re barred buff Columbian. I’m wouldn’t be surprised if the hen is a Brahma mix.

Thank you, always learning.
So the hen is most likely Not the mother?
Genetics. The hen is from an egg of our neighbor. The roo a Buckeye, have to ask but a darkish roo (jersey G?) or the roo below.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Thank you, always learning.
So the hen is most likely Not the mother?
Genetics. The hen is from an egg of our neighbor. The roo a Buckeye, have to ask but a darkish roo (jersey G?) or the roo below.View attachment 4152975

I’d bet money it’s the roo in the photo and one of those light Sussex hens. That would give her the pea comb, white legs, barring, and Columbian pattern.

Now for the little one. Do you know the father and any other possible mothers?