Rhode Island Reds aren't the best type of chicken to cook. Their bodies are bred to lay eggs, not put on meat. It would be wiser to used a meat bird, such as a Cornish Cross. If you want to use a Rhode Island Red, just prepare as you would any chicken.
The state bird of Rhode Island is the "Rhode Island Red" (a type of chicken).
Rhode Island has the Rhode Island red hen and Delaware has the Blue Hen Several states have the Wild turkey.
Egg production.
10-12 years
Perhaps in a chicken coop or a hen house but in any case they are not limited to the State of Rhode Island or to the United States.
The consensus is that it is a Rhode Island Red rooster and a Rhode Island White hen. They have been breeding for thirty years.
They are usually a dull reddish brown...They are really pretty.
The fish commonly known as the "Striped Bass" (morone saxatilis) was designated as the official state fish on July 13, 2000.
White Leghorn and Rhode Island Red are two exotic varieties of hen in India.
NO, neither breed is sexlinked. What you need to do is breed a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster with a Barred Rock(Black Stars) or Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster and a Silver Laced Wyandotte, Rhode Island White or Delaware hen(all Red Stars) and you will get sexlinked chicks. The chicks that hatch out solid black are pullets(hens) and the chicks that hatch out black but with a large yellow dot on top of their heads are cockerels(males).This answer is wrong. The rooster has to be the Rhode Island Red and the hen the White Leghorn. The pullets will have reddish fluff and the males will have yellow fluff leading to white feathers.
a light red with males with lighter heads
You can get a Rhode Island Red hen from a farmer who raises chickens. You can also order them on line.