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Not the best photo but here is an update. 1 6ish weeks, I have a cokerel in my flock and these two just don't carry the same traits. Anyone know what I am. We are crowing yet. I'm am waiting. This one is stumping me

Update.... still waiting to see if it is a pullet. I'm not convinced but the comb is basically the same color and tint as my rsl chicks that are the same age

This is the answer I got off another girls post. I believe we have the same chick. "  I still think it's a Golden Campine that is heterozygous for pattern gene, so it will be blurry laced instead of autosomally barred.   I am glad to hear you have 3 of these chicks because the one shown above...

No mine isn't a welsummer, I have 3 of these chicks, the welsummer is more chipmunk like as a chick where as this one is black/very dark brown with golden head

New pictures of our little one... approximately 4 weeks

Here we are at 4 weeks. The coloring is coming in really cool. Any ideas yet?

I think we have the same chick. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/955111/one-week-old-ts-pullets#post_14912986 And here she is @ 3 weeks... This is the first time I have seen anyone with practical the same chick as me, interested to find out if it is a specific breed. Let me know what you...

Rir and my guess would be roo

Check in... 3-4 weeks old. Anyone know what I have here?

The "brown chick" isn't brown though it's black With a slightly lighter chest and stomach, and the face is a reddish brown tint. I know the picture is a bit off, bad indoor lighting I guess.

I use them, I actually blend the egg shells up, I don't bake in the oven though I just boil them. Once it's a fine powder I add it to there food. It is not really helpful for grit but is a good calcium source. I have a friend that makes her own calcium pills this way. After she crushes the egg...

Did some research I think the white ones are California white chicks, anyone have these chickens and can look. It's hard to see the spots my camera kinda blasted them out. But you can see one on the head

White Rock was my guess for the white girls too. I know there is a hatchery production chick out there that the adult is white with few spots but I can't remember the name. I wanna say it was star something. Thanks for your guesses, and yes both have the single comb

Also dont know if you knew this or not...Hatchery chickens don't always follow the rules all the time but mostly girls will have black wash down the front of their yellowish legs, and then the white head spot is crisp and more round looking. I always think I'd it like girls putting on crisp...

The only way I can really tell 100% is when the wing feathers start coming in. More black is pullet, more white is roo. Usually by the end of week one you can be sure

So I went to Tractor Supply to pick up a few things and was immediately drawn to the chicks, I mean seriously I just can't resist. We have 15 hens and 1 rooster already and have been itching for more pullets. The lady at tractor supply tried to tell me that I couldn't pick and I got what she...