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Are these Buff Orpington Chicks?

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I got these pullets at Atwoods hoping they are Buff Orpingtons, but I am not experienced enough to know, and they didn't know at atwoods ( go figure)  So I thought I would ask the experts! :D  They are 2 weeks old.003.JPG004.JPG

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"I admire every step that crethure makes, I know them and been thru so much with 'em that I've come to figger a big mistake was made when the horse was classed as an animal." ~ Will James

 

Wonderful Husband, 2 Boys, 4 Production Red Chicks, 3 French Black Cooper Maran Chicks, 2 Silkie Chicks,  7 Jumbo Brown Quail, 3 Italian Quail, 2 A&M Quail, Dachshund, 2 Kitties, 2 Miniature Horses, 3...

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They look like Red Stars, also known as Golden Comets. Buff Orps would feather in with an even color.
 

Jakk... Homeschooling mom of four kids, two dogs, three cats, 6 Buff Orpingtons hatched on Christmas Day, 16 Hatchery Choice Pullets, 6 TSC Red Pullets all hatched on 2/22, 8 babes hatched 3/21, 9 babies hatched on May 11th. Sixteen Easter Eggers hatched Sept 1, two White Ameraucana hatched Sept 5th...and trying to resist the urge to fill the incubator!

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Jakk... Homeschooling mom of four kids, two dogs, three cats, 6 Buff Orpingtons hatched on Christmas Day, 16 Hatchery Choice Pullets, 6 TSC Red Pullets all hatched on 2/22, 8 babes hatched 3/21, 9 babies hatched on May 11th. Sixteen Easter Eggers hatched Sept 1, two White Ameraucana hatched Sept 5th...and trying to resist the urge to fill the incubator!

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Oh ok, I will have to look them up! Thanks!

"I admire every step that crethure makes, I know them and been thru so much with 'em that I've come to figger a big mistake was made when the horse was classed as an animal." ~ Will James

 

Wonderful Husband, 2 Boys, 4 Production Red Chicks, 3 French Black Cooper Maran Chicks, 2 Silkie Chicks,  7 Jumbo Brown Quail, 3 Italian Quail, 2 A&M Quail, Dachshund, 2 Kitties, 2 Miniature Horses, 3...

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"I admire every step that crethure makes, I know them and been thru so much with 'em that I've come to figger a big mistake was made when the horse was classed as an animal." ~ Will James

 

Wonderful Husband, 2 Boys, 4 Production Red Chicks, 3 French Black Cooper Maran Chicks, 2 Silkie Chicks,  7 Jumbo Brown Quail, 3 Italian Quail, 2 A&M Quail, Dachshund, 2 Kitties, 2 Miniature Horses, 3...

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post #4 of 8

Yup, Red Sex-Links.  Aka Gold Comets, Red Stars, Cinnamon Queens, etc.

 

They are really good birds that will lay eggs for you like it's the only thing keeping the world turning.  Mine are docile and friendly, but I have heard that some hatcheries havn't bothered to keep the personalities nice in their lines.

"It's easy. You draw a red line on the ground, right? Then you wait for a chicken to come along. When he arrives, he puts his beak right on the line and he's hypnotized!"
Joey Santiago
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"It's easy. You draw a red line on the ground, right? Then you wait for a chicken to come along. When he arrives, he puts his beak right on the line and he's hypnotized!"
Joey Santiago
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post #5 of 8

i agree red sex links

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Thanks so much! Im happy with that... really just in it for the eggs anyway... :)  I would like to have some buff orpingtons someday, but little Lucy and Ethel will be loved just the same! :)

"I admire every step that crethure makes, I know them and been thru so much with 'em that I've come to figger a big mistake was made when the horse was classed as an animal." ~ Will James

 

Wonderful Husband, 2 Boys, 4 Production Red Chicks, 3 French Black Cooper Maran Chicks, 2 Silkie Chicks,  7 Jumbo Brown Quail, 3 Italian Quail, 2 A&M Quail, Dachshund, 2 Kitties, 2 Miniature Horses, 3...

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"I admire every step that crethure makes, I know them and been thru so much with 'em that I've come to figger a big mistake was made when the horse was classed as an animal." ~ Will James

 

Wonderful Husband, 2 Boys, 4 Production Red Chicks, 3 French Black Cooper Maran Chicks, 2 Silkie Chicks,  7 Jumbo Brown Quail, 3 Italian Quail, 2 A&M Quail, Dachshund, 2 Kitties, 2 Miniature Horses, 3...

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post #7 of 8
They look exactly like my golden comets did at that age
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post #8 of 8

Im not sure, but they could be! the color seems right

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