We found this little guy (or gal) on the interstate, in the city... Any clue what breed, age, and sex it is?

[TheOddOneOut]

Sorry oops.
I can't see her wattle. Has she been hurt

Game hens often have nonexistent ones. Look at the second pic though.

 

[chrisboydtaylor]

Sorry oops.
I can't see her wattle. Has she been hurt

Yes, she is healing from some injuries to her back side, missing some tail feathers...maybe a predator tried to get her? Could be the result of being on the interstate with no place to escape...

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Yes, she is healing from some injuries to her back side, missing some tail feathers...maybe a predator tried to get her? Could be the result of being on the interstate with no place to escape...

Probably being overmated.

 

[Chebird]

Whatever she is, she is beautiful! Bless you for rescuing her.

 

[chrisboydtaylor]

Probably being overmated.

Hi have two cinnamon queens and two golden comets(all 6 months old and free range), do you think its safe to slowly integrate her into the flock?

 

[chrisboydtaylor]

Found this breed: silver duckwing bantam hen. Looks pretty similar...

 

[LateBirdFarms]

Hi have two cinnamon queens and two golden comets(all 6 months old and free range), do you think its safe to slowly integrate her into the flock?

I would be wary forcing integration at this time, ideally, she should be quarantined before you do any introduction to make sure she isn't carrying anything, and then possibly try a see-dont-touch method, since you know nothing about her background. If she was indeed used to breed fighting cockerels, she may have been selected for a nasty temperament towards other birds or she could be the sweetest thing ever, but I absolutely wouldn't suggest putting them together and seeing how it works out.

 

[chrisboydtaylor]

I would be wary forcing integration at this time, ideally, she should be quarantined before you do any introduction to make sure she isn't carrying anything, and then possibly try a see-dont-touch method, since you know nothing about her background. If she was indeed used to breed fighting cockerels, she may have been selected for a nasty temperament towards other birds or she could be the sweetest thing ever, but I absolutely wouldn't suggest putting them together and seeing how it works out.

Great information!, Thanks!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Hi have two cinnamon queens and two golden comets(all 6 months old and free range), do you think its safe to slowly integrate her into the flock?

Keep her separate for a while, research the benefits of quarantine.
then yes, you can.

 

[LateBirdFarms]

Don't forget to give her a good once over for mites or lice, if that hasn't been mentioned already.
She could probably use a few days to rest and recoup after her harrowing escape, the little trooper!