Araucana, Americauna, Easter Egger

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Can anyone help me identify any hens I might have?
Thank you
 
I'm guessing it's just because they are young. Lots of them are still pretty bare on their backs and I haven't seen anyone picking on each other.
 
Big three rowed red combs. Typical rooster coloring which includes, but not limited to red on the wings. Flashy appearance for sure. They are all roosters.

If you haven't seen any pecking, could they have mites or something like that?
 
Thanks. They are quite clean and I have checked them closely for bugs without finding any. I did have them on the same high protein fermented feed as my cx meat birds until we processed them. These were my "free bonus chicks" for ordering 100 of the cx which also had bare backs until they finally feathered out in the last few weeks when they looked great. Do you think it might be the food?
 
Agreed - all EE roos - and the backs would not be that bare just due to their age, that is indicative of some sort of outside "cause" - whether it be bugs, picking, etc.
 
Agreed - all EE roos - and the backs would not be that bare just due to their age, that is indicative of some sort of outside "cause" - whether it be bugs, picking, etc.
any suggestions on what it might be? Should I throw in some diatamatous earth or garden dust? we have only had chickens for less than a year but I have one coop with my laying hens (they get let loose to run the farm ever day) only one of them has a bare back - think she is my rooster's favorite. She has been like that for a long time and none of the others do.
 

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