Tough one.
Certainly a first-year Cooper's or sharp-shin, both of which have yellow-eyes (the eyes get darker red as the bird ages).
Sharpies have a smaller head more in proportion to a chicken, Cooper's have bigger heads but this can be a tough call, especially if the body plumage is slightly fluffed out as it is here.
Sharpies have obviously thin, pencil like legs.
The breast streaking on a juvenile sharpie is heavier, blotchier and browner, extending down to the belly. On a juvie Cooper the breast streaking is thinner and darker over a more obviously whiter background, the belly is mostly white.
http://feederwatch.org/learn/tricky-bird-ids/coopers-hawk-and-sharp-shinned-hawk/The head to me says Sharpie, but the legs and belly say Cooper's.
I'm gonna guess Cooper's but this is one of those cases I wouldn't bet money on it.
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