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From your description I'd say those are white silkies for sure. That's what they seem to always have in the bantam bin in the TSC stores I have been too. The problem is that they are straight run so you'd probably get some boys... also the ones I've got have not been bantams, they are normal...

Great, but they are getting HUGE. I can't believe how fast they grow!

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Congrats everyone!

Eeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!! Too CUTE! Did anyone else notice the little crab-claw feets?! Of course the fluffy cheeks are also adorable...

I did too!

Probably, there are so many hatching addicts here I would be surprised if there wasn't

The fluffieness is too cute! Congrats!

So sorry! That's horrible YES, they are so cute. So cute! Lol love the expression on that hen's face. So cool looking! Wait til they get a little older, they will just get messier! But of course the cuteness makes up for it Woo hoo! Congrats!

So beautiful! My silvers are getting big too, it's amazing how fast they grow.

The evil bunny again! For some reason I think that expression is hilarious... Lol. Congrats!

Congrats! I haven't seen an emu update yet I don't know too much about how to treat it, but posted some links that might be helpful in this thread https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1091798/3week-old-chick-with-a-bad-foot-and-straddle-leg#post_16769512 ADORABLE I have some call eggs due...

Good morning everyone!

@Asever1 we need an update!!!

So cute! THOSE ARE SO CUTE!!!! I luv little duckies YES You MUST hatch them, they are just too cute to not hatch! Duckies!!!

Congrats! So cute! Lol yeah it's really funny how they crow, my quail are in my pigeon cage and the pigeons used to freak out when they would crow . So cute! Hope everyone has a great Easter!

Oh, I forgot to mention, I LOVE rambling on and on about color genetics

Most "jumbos" have been mixed with others so they aren't really "jumbo" anymore. The white ones are just normal (wildtype) but with 2 copies of the recessive white gene (they need 2 copies of the gene to appear white), cross them with the "british range" (solid brown ones) and you should get...