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Quote: The bottom one is a Cream Brabanter. She might be our favorite. I got her from a breeder around Bastrop, TX. We call her Don-Don because she has a Don King hairdo! Again, thank you to everyone that helped identify all our chickens. We have a total of about 25 and have lots of...

Quote: Alright y'all, I sure appreciate all your help and input and I have definitely learned a LOT. What I thought were similar (simply didn't bother to look closer with all of them running around), are different. So here are the ones in question. This is the one I had in the original post...

@GAChknGirl - I will check to see how many toes she has @ekemily - I will check to see what color her legs are, but her comb is very small and towards the front of her head

Quote: Maybe a dumb question, but does that mean 4 forward and 1 back - I will look? If it makes identification any easier, she has grey/blue legs.

Quote: Yes, one of our RIR turned out to be a roo. Actually giving him away today, already have an Ameraucana roo and a White Capped Polish roo and that is plenty for our 30 or so hens/pullets. We are not breeding so...

Quote: <Sorry, OT> Cowgirl, do you have Longhorn cattle? I noticed your avatar. We raise Longhorns too.

Quote: The white has become more prominent with time.

So taking what everyone has said, and doing a search on Google for images, this is what I believe we have. #1 - Silver Leghorn #2 - Black Minorca #3 - Houdan #4 - Golden Campine #5 - Easter Egger #6 - Easter Egger Thanks all, I would not have known where to start! John

Quote: Agree for the most part, #2 could be a black Andalusian #3 could be a Houdans That's what someone told me that number #3 is - a Houdan! I don't feel so bad that I can't identify them when the experts are having a hard time!

#1 \\ My wife jokes that when #1 was younger they looked like pigeons, not chickens - they really did. We have 2 that are about 14 weeks and 1 that is about 10 weeks.

Quote: Is easter egger an actual breed? She is bearded if that makes any difference.

Quote: I don't think #3 is a Polish, I saw something that showed another breed, I just can't find it now. What is the breed for an "easter egger", I guess I am assuming that is not the breed, but you know what assuming gets you. Yeah, we do have lots of different ones and it makes it more...

We have a few chickens we got in a "Rare & Unusual Breeds" batch of pullets from McMurray Hatchery. Now that they are coming up on 10 weeks I can't identify some of them and hope y'all can help. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6