What would you guess she's a mix of?

[Chicken_newbe]

When I got this little one I was told she was Easter Egger mix. Getting bigger and not really looking like it to me. What would you guess?
(I will get better pics tomorrow)

 

[famerzellman]

She looks like an ee mix but looks like she will be laying brown eggs since she doesn’t have the green legs!
Here’s a photo of my EE and my maran.

 

[Chicken_newbe]

She looks like an ee mix but looks like she will be laying brown eggs since she doesn’t have the green legs!
Here’s a photo of my EE and my maran.

I had no idea you could tel by the color of their legs! Very interesting! Thanks !
Those are beautiful chickens!

 

[SonoranChick]

Looks like a Welsummer or brown leghorn, or perhaps an EE
Edit, nevermind. Looks like slate legs...so, maybe EE?

 

[famerzellman]

I had no idea you could tel by the color of their legs! Very interesting! Thanks !
Those are beautiful chickens!

It’s very cool!! I just learned it last year with my chicks!! You can tell when they are tiny what color they will lay (for colored egg layers)

 

[drumstick diva]

looks to have some gamebird in her.

 

[drumstick diva]

some birds have black or nearly black legs, what color eggs would they lay??? Also barred rock have yellow legs .

Some folks say you can tell what color egg layer by the color of their ear lobes.

 

[nminusyplusm]

I had no idea you could tel by the color of their legs! Very interesting! Thanks !

You can't tell egg color by leg color. They aren't genetically linked. Many people think that earlobe color and egg color are linked too but again they really aren't. There is a correlation with earlobes and eggs because certain breeds have been developed to have a certain earlobe color and a certain egg color but one is not caused by the other and vice versa.

 

[Hensndoes]

I had no idea you could tel by the color of their legs! Very interesting! Thanks !
Those are beautiful chickens!

I don't know about the leg color having any meaning on egg color, but she looks to have a single comb coming in. If she does end up laying blue eggs I would guess cream legbar mix. They have a single comb and lay blue. Her coloring is off for CL (dark and legs aren't yellow) and no crest so some kind of mix. Easter eggers are barnyard mutts so maybe?

Edit to add: Drumstick Diva suggest gamebird mix and her stance does look like it. How old is she? Do you know anything about where she came from? The more experienced members here could maybe say if gamebird and CL could produce that coloring in a pullet. Here is a pic of my CL (not hatchery). Notice how even at 3 months she has much more bulk than your pullet. The only thing that has me thinking that is the single comb and you were told Easter egger.

 

[Chicken_newbe]

The color of her feathers are alt like yours . But she is a lot thinner. She's about 4.5 months old. I got her from a local lady who has a ton of different birds. She does have a small yellowish comb coming in . I'll have to get a better pic

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I don't know about the leg color having any meaning on egg color, but she looks to have a single comb coming in. If she does end up laying blue eggs I would guess cream legbar mix. They have a single comb and lay blue. Her coloring is off for CL (dark and legs aren't yellow) and no crest so some kind of mix. Easter eggers are barnyard mutts so maybe?

Edit to add: Drumstick Diva suggest gamebird mix and her stance does look like it. How old is she? Do you know anything about where she came from? The more experienced members here could maybe say if gamebird and CL could produce that coloring in a pullet. Here is a pic of my CL (not hatchery). Notice how even at 3 months she has much more bulk than your pullet. The only thing that has me thinking that is the single comb and you were told Easter egger.