What breeds are these I got

[21hens-incharge]

Well then if she indicated 2 breeds mixed for the second bird then she is a mixed breed.

Sex links (red and black are mixed breeds too).

Buckeye have a small pea comb while RIR have straight combs. Yours has a small comb but it is still straight.

 

[lovechickens23]

Well then if she indicated 2 breeds mixed for the second bird then she is a mixed breed.

Sex links (red and black are mixed breeds too).

Buckeye have a small pea comb while RIR have straight combs. Yours has a small comb but it is still straight.

I know but I look them up and my hen dont look like them. I dont know where she gets her breeds but there healthy. And theres nothing wrong with mix breeds. Just interbreeding is bad. and they said onling rhode island reds can have flat comb to thanks though

 

[lovechickens23]

And she didnt mix bredding where ever she got them from did. She didnt have any roosters just all yung hens. She had allot to sell

I know but I look them up and my hen dont look like them. I dont know where she gets her breeds but there healthy. And theres nothing wrong with mix breeds. Just interbreeding is bad. and they said onling rhode island reds can have flat comb to thanks though

 

[21hens-incharge]

Well you asked and I gave my best guesses.

If where she got them from mixed the breeds then they are STILL mixed breed birds.

Flat comb RIR are pretty rare but straight comb Buckeye don't exist unless they all (yours and your neighbors) happen to have the same genetic defect.

Taking my leave of this thread as it looks like you won't accept an answer other then what you wish to hear.

Best wishes.

 

[annageckos]

The first could be a RIR, heritage RIR are a deep brown/red. Productions reds are much lighter in color. The second hen looks like a red sex link. If she came from a farm for eggs then it is even more likely she is a red sex link. Buckeyes have a different comb than RIR, and a different look too. What color are your birds legs? Can you get a picture in natural lighting?

 

[Gray Farms]

Need better pictures. She's not a Buckeye, that's for sure.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree

 

[lovechickens23]

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Need better pictures. She's not a Buckeye, that's for sure.

Need better pictures. She's not a Buckeye, that's for sure.

That is a good pic and my nambor has buckeye and looks like her. She sit still for me just cuz theres no light its not good pic. Well there was light
UOTE="21hens-incharge, post: 19247755, member: 264500"]Well you asked and I gave my best guesses.
If where she got them from mixed the breeds then they are STILL mixed breed birds.

Flat comb RIR are pretty rare but straight comb Buckeye don't exist unless they all (yours and your neighbors) happen to have the same genetic defect.

Taking my leave of this thread as it looks like you won't accept an answer other then what you wish to hear.

Best wishes.[/QUOTE]

 

[lovechickens23]

The first could be a RIR, heritage RIR are a deep brown/red. Productions reds are much lighter in color. The second hen looks like a red sex link. If she came from a farm for eggs then it is even more likely she is a red sex link. Buckeyes have a different comb than RIR, and a different look too. What color are your birds legs? Can you get a picture in natural lighting?

No they didnt come from that kind farm where they keep them in small cages for getting eggs they came from a nice farm. There was light hitting It. Dont see how u tell the difference since the comb. Buckeye and rir look the same size when I look them up and they say sometimes rir get flat combs

 

[Amer]

Hi what brees is this hen I got she five years old. Iam gussing buckeye or Rhode Island red what do u think? My nabor has sam kind she said hers is buckeye View attachment 1199181
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Rhode Island Red

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Production red or red sex link