Rooster or Hen and what breed is it????

[Garyson]

it could have been a mix between a rir and a wyandotte
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ok hold up they might be partridge chantecelers
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[Garyson]

Thank you, the RIR might explain her size because I promise you she is a big girl! If she grows to fit to her feet and legs she’s gonna be a large hen. I appreciate everybody’s responses. Makes me feel much better. I was beginning to think I was just nuts, but the HOA does not want to hear a rooster crow. Isn’t that sad we live in fear of our HOA’s. Again, thanks everybody.

 

[Garyson]

She's an Easter Egger. Has the beard and muffs to prove it.

@Garyson her comb is small and pale. Would be a little more vibrant if she was a boy. Also, her coloring is very even. If this was a cockerel, there would be a much more uneven color pattern. At this age, you may even see pointy hackle and saddle feathers start to developed in a cockerel. I think everyone is in agreement that she's a pullet. Yay for you!

Thank you for the information. I appreciate you taking the time.

 

[Garyson]

it could have been a mix between a rir and a wyandotte
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Beautiful girls. Are they yours?

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

My bad, for not using the correct spelling, but what I bought from McMurray was according to their website “Ameraucanas”

Murray McMurray does have Ameraucanas but they are not bred to meet the SOP. If you read the description of their Ameraucanas on the website you will find this:

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[BlindLemonChicken]

So genetically your pullet is an Ameraucana not an Americana/Easter Egger. But if you try to show her or breed her you will run into some road blocks. But it doesn’t sound like that is an issue. You have a pretty pullet that will lay lovely blue eggs!