Think I have a Buff Rock

[drumstick diva]

Need much better photos. No fencing please. Would like individual pictures of each bird in natural standing profile and one facing forward to display comb or lack of one.

 

[Alexandra33]

I'm in agreement with Sourland - a type of red sex link seems to fit the bill (unless of course it's just the lighting in provided picture ). Plumage isn't your average, golden buff on this little one.

~Alex

 

[OkieChickenGal]

View attachment 1569210 Yes the darker one has like mustard color legs

She looks like a red sexlink to me

 

[itsmyguess]

I tried to get better pictures, hope .

 

[Alexandra33]

Thank you for the pictures!

I'm still going with an adorable Red Sex Link.

~Alex

 

[itsmyguess]

Thank you for the pictures!

I'm still going with an adorable Red Sex Link.

~Alex

I am new to chickens I haven’t heard of that breed she was always deferent in color when she was a chick.

 

[Alexandra33]

I am new to chickens I haven’t heard of that breed she was always deferent in color when she was a chick.

Red Sex Links are technically a hybrid geared towards heavy egg production. If she is indeed a RSL, she probably would've been redder than her Buff Orp brooder mates..

~Alex

 

[Farm life101]

The third one in the first post you made is %100 a buff rock. I have 2 buff rocks and 4 buff Orpingtons and the buff rocks tend to be a bit darker then the normal Orpington.

 

[Gray Farms]

That's a Red Sexlink pullet, no need to worry about it being a cockerel.