yellow feet on a Black Australorp?

Sometimes the BJGs and BAs will have the wrong color feet when from a hatchery I have read here on BYC.

However, when I bought some from a hatchery of both kinds, the feet were the only way I could tell them apart. They looked the same otherwise (I sold mine after a year or so and I hear they keep growing- the BJGs).

i orderd a JG from MPC and it had pink feet. u never know what ur ganna get from hatcherys

I bought what were SUPPOSED to be 2 BA pullets and one BA  hen from what turned out to be a questionable individual. The 2 pullets were supposed to "start laying anyday", with the hen already laying. The guy I bought them from had about 50 breeds of chickens on his place, including both Australorps and Giants. I told him EMPHATICALLY that I didn't want Giants because of my limited space. Long story short, the pullets turned out to have yellow-bottomed feet, ate like pigs, and by the time I sold them 2 months later they were the size of small turkeys. They were Jersey Giants and I sold them as such. I've heard that ill-bred Australorps sometimes have yellow-bottom feet, but I would personally never consider them to be Australorps. In my experience, those yellow-bottom feet mean giant feed bills.