What breed is this hen?

[KatefromOz]

Thanks for your responses everyone! Here are a few more photos of her.
She was purchased from a hatchery...but we dealt with the owners young daughter (early teen age) and she wasn't too sure of her breed. Her eggs are a very light brown colour. When she is laying we usually get an egg 6 out of 7 days. Thanks again!

 

[KatefromOz]

Another photo...

Thanks for your responses everyone! Here are a few more photos of her.
She was purchased from a hatchery...but we dealt with the owners young daughter (early teen age) and she wasn't too sure of her breed. Her eggs are a very light brown colour. When she is laying we usually get an egg 6 out of 7 days. Thanks again!

 

[Skipper81]

Wyandotte golden comet

 

[Little Chicken Girl]

I lean towards Skipper's suggestion.
Wyandotte (red/splash) and/or golden comet seem likely.
However, that is a pure matter of opinion on my part.
There are others here who'd know better than I.

 

[KatefromOz]

Wyandotte golden cometView attachment 1271495 View attachment 1271497

They do look similar! Thanks

 

[ChickNanny13]

IF we could get a pic of her comb, please ... At this point guessing a Splash Wyandotte (Skipper81) but can't make out her comb.

 

[KatefromOz]

IF we could get a pic of her comb, please ... At this point guessing a Splash Wyandotte (Skipper81) but can't make out her comb.

Does this help?

 

[KatefromOz]

I lean towards Skipper's suggestion.
Wyandotte (red/splash) and/or golden comet seem likely.
However, that is a pure matter of opinion on my part.
There are others here who'd know better than I.

Thanks! You'd know way better than me

 

[Gray Farms]

Single comb. I first thought she was a second generation Red Sexlink. But if she direct from the hatchery she about has to be a first generation Red Sexlink. But I've not seen one patterned quite like this one. It may be correct though depending on what breeds the hatchery used for the crossing.

 

[debid]

That's a pea comb. I think it has to be a cross. There are SO many dual purpose crosses out there but I can't think of one that has a pea comb. So, this may be an accidentally made cross or the result of running a variety of birds together. Might be part red laced Cornish? The description of dealing with a teen at the hatchery makes me think this is basically a farmer selling chicks.