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Hey guys, if you are an Assassin’s Creed gamer, this is your home! Please tell your favorite AC game and why? I’m curious to know. Also, you can have a favorite assassin, even if it is not the one from your actual favorite game. Please share!

Polish dont have feathered feet, and yes it is a gold laced polish

That looks like a gorgeous cream leg bar. They are a pure breed, light blue egg layer. Unfortunately, they are also autosexing, and that is a male.:(

I had 3 chicks which looked very similar to yours in the picture. However, one was sandy tan colored, the other was bronze colored, and the third was dark brown!

EE’s are very difficult to pin down. You can never really tell what they’re going to look like. I’ve had to identical chicks grow up to be completely different. I’ve also had a blue/gray chick grow up to be red.

She looks like a beautiful Easter Egger!

Also the stance. Cockerals stand more upright, with their tails cocked up

The legs are pretty thick, and the comb is larger than what it should be in a pullet of that size. Roos also tend to grow in size faster, and grow more feathers later.

The chipmunk patterned chick is most likely brown leghorn. I only see one Wyandotte, being chick two

You can usually google chicken calculators for this sort of thing, and they’re typically accurate. But, I’ve saved you the trouble... 25% white pullets 25% black pullets 25% white cockerals 25% black cockerals Also, most chicken calculators have an animated suggestion picture to go along with...

Looks like a blue Andalusian. I’ve had some in the past, and they’re supposed to be more slenderly built anyways. The NHR is looking thin though

look like pullets to me

For my first 2 batches, I bought chicks from big r. However, I found that their birds were less healthy, and since then I buy from a hatchery in Wisconsin called Purely Poultry, which I highly recommend.

They're the cutest!:love

Yeah, they are barnyard mix roos. They're probably different mixes though, based on their combs and feathers being different in each one.

Definitely all roos, but I believe that they're sicilian buttercups.

Yes, I always wash my hands after handling unwashed eggs.

It's both adorable and a symbol of the country side.

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