You can't really tell from chick down what mix breeds will look like as adults as there are so many different genetic factors at play.
You do appear to have at least one chick with a white head dot, and that will indicate barring to come.
But again, you cannot tell what the final outcome will be with that many breeds running around. There are a lot of genes to take into consideration.
I've hatched grab bag eggs from a farm that had a lot of breeds running around; the adults often were very different from the chick downs and even any knowable breed for the parent stock.
I've had yellow chicks become white adults with bleed through patterns, or yellow/buff with pattern.
I've had brown/black chicks mature into blue with red breast.
Chipmunks usually come into a multi pattern/partridge, but some ended up mostly red.
In purebreed chicks, yes you can look at yellow down and say it will be a white leghorn, or gold down and it will be a Buff Orpington.
Black down usually becomes black, but if there are other genes in it, you can get a lot of different end results.
Again, that's a lot of genetics running around.
LofMc
