Layla_Chickens
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- Apr 6, 2024
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Hi! I have had this hen for 2 years now and never knew her breed. The place where I bought her from never told me what breed she is. (Sorry if I'm holding her wrong, she's really fat and heavy.)
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She's a Gamefowl. Rose combed varieties are rare though. It exists in a line of Pumpkins, it's also seen in Peruvians.View attachment 3795206View attachment 3795207
Hi! I have had this hen for 2 years now and never knew her breed. The place where I bought her from never told me what breed she is. (Sorry if I'm holding her wrong, she's really fat and heavy.)
Wow! Her name is macy but her sister Stacy has a really beautiful comb it even folds to the side and she's a hen. Thanks! I had heard it was rare but never paid attention.She's a Gamefowl. Rose combed varieties are rare though. It exists in a line of Pumpkins, it's also seen in Peruvians.
I cannot see her completely in this picture, but she is definitely an American Gamefowl breed. To narrow your search, she is one of these: Roundhead, Sweater, Hatch, or Kelso. You say she's really fat, and judging by her color and whiter colored legs, I'd say she's a pure Roundhead or roundhead crossed (mixed) with another American gamefowl. Roundheads, sweaters, and hatch are more common to have that kind of crest. Hatch are usually yellow legged but can have other colored legs, roundheads mostly that colored leg. Hope that helpsView attachment 3795206View attachment 3795207
Hi! I have had this hen for 2 years now and never knew her breed. The place where I bought her from never told me what breed she is. (Sorry if I'm holding her wrong, she's really fat and heavy.)