unknown breed

[TheOddOneOut]

Not for all birds though. Do all of your birds do this?

I have seen pullets allow mating. They just do not squat for him. I would guess what you meant is that they do not squat until they are near or are laying. Since the hen is so tall, it may be the reason.

I edited my post again. I first though she was a pullet, but instead she just appears to not be laying.
She may be a pullet though.

I've seen bantams mate LF hens. These ones are a pretty similar size...

 

[cherrynberry]

I edited my post again. I first though she was a pullet, but instead she just appears to not be laying.
She may be a pullet though.

I've seen bantams mate LF hens. These ones are a pretty similar size...

But that is confusing. I guess I am not sure what you mean? Care to explain?

My flock is molting, including my rooster, but the hens still allow mating. Are you suggesting that if she starts laying again, it will fix the problem?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

She looks quite similar to a Saipan Jungle Fowl and the rooster a Bantam White Leghorn

 

[TheOddOneOut]

But that is confusing. I guess I am not sure what you mean? Care to explain?

My flock is molting, including my rooster, but the hens still allow mating. Are you suggesting that if she starts laying again, it will fix the problem?

I'm not sure.
My hens definitely stop squatting when molting.
If this hen is molting, or has stopped laying for the winter, she has no reason to squat.