What chicken is this?

[meflint1989]

She is the oddball, I haven't been able to google any look alikes. I wouldn't be mad if she is a Sicilian buttercup, they are very pretty birds! She doesn't have a buttercup comb though, it is straight and the chick coloring on her was all brown so I don't think it is likely.

 

[Eric 2016]

to me it has a "gamey" look. I'm just throwing thoughts but modern game, aseel, Cornish, none of which id expect to see at TSC

 

[CascadiaRiver]

Here is my mystery chick at 5 weeks old. She is looking less like a barred rock everyday, any guesses?

NOT a buttercup, they look completely different in shape and the comb too of course...
I would also think something like an Aseel or something

 

[meflint1989]

I really would like a docile hen but also would not mind the attitude of an aseel, I also didn't think TSC would supply such a breed but I guess stranger things have happened. Here are her six week photos, she is such a cooperative trooper..anything for some feed

 

[MonicaWA]

I still vote Hoover Rainbow chicken! I just found this on Google Images https://goo.gl/images/lpgpc6

 

[junebuggena]

I really would like a docile hen but also would not mind the attitude of an aseel, I also didn't think TSC would supply such a breed but I guess stranger things have happened. Here are her six week photos, she is such a cooperative trooper..anything for some feed

Dixie/Rainbow/Pioneer. Different hatcheries have different names for them. They have Rhode Island Red and Barred Rock in their ancestry. Great dual-purpose birds.

 

[meflint1989]

Yep! That looks to be a perfect match! Thank you all for the fun guessing game!

 

[Minnowey]

It is a cockerel, I'm fairly certain. Cockerel buttercups shouldn't have the female barring, should they? It looks like a golden campine.

 

[junebuggena]

It is a cockerel, I'm fairly certain. Cockerel buttercups shouldn't have the female barring, should they? It looks like a golden campine.

Clearly not a Buttercup. And Campines don't have yellow legs.