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Looks similar to a bielfelder

Those are not barred rocks, they are Silver laced wyandottes

2/7 i’ve got too many free loaders!!

I’d guess turkey

The chick is just a cockerel.

All pullets! They look pretty close to laying too

Easter egger muffs are soo cute! It makes them look like little old men

Many people keep bachelor coops for their roos, and it seems to work fine as long as there are no girls involved!

If you were told they were polish bantam frizzles, it is likely that they are mixes of polishes and bantam frizzles. While polishes do not have feathered legs, frizzled cochins do, which would explain their legs. They have awfully large combs and wattles for 5 weeks old, I think they are all...

Here’s a 17~18 week update (i’ve lost track) but they have turned out to be a gorgeous hen who has (as of a few days ago) begun laying the cutest little green eggs!

Half of ours came from local feed stores, the other half from Mt. Healthy hatchery.

It looks like it could be an easter egger

Thy should be fully feathered by now, and thus able to regulate their temperature without the help of a heat lamp

Our flock of pullets currently range from 12-15 weeks, now I KNOW it is a horrible idea to switch them over to layer feed, as so much excess calcium can damage internal organs, and the lack of protein can inhibit growth. My parents however, only care about the $3 price drop from grower to layer...

The top one looks like a barred rock, i’m not sure about the bottom one

Cuckoo marans have far less white, are darker than barred rocks, have a more muddled pattern, and they have gray legs (opposed to the stark yellow legs of the barred rock).

Those look like speckled sussex’s

https://hoovershatchery.com/cinnamonqueen.html The hoover variety of cinnamon queen is the offspring of a rhode island red rooster x silver laced wyandotte hen, that could explain the rose combs!

They look really similar! Ours are about 9 weeks old now. One thing I noticed is that one of ours seems to have a normal comb while the other has what I think is a rose comb.

This is cinnamon our 10.5 week old easter egger, I have 0 clue as to what gender they are