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Well maybe it's OK that their beaks are clipped then. I'm more of an all-natural kinda person, but I got these from a larger more conservative type of farm. Looks like they didn't do too much of a hack job.

Thanks, I think I understand now. The differentiation is because two Sex Link Reds will not pass their notable traits down to their youth. Where as a R I R and many other breeds certainly will.

Oh that's not great to hear. They seem very sweet so far, but they're also pretty scared.

I was wondering about the beaks. The guy at the farm was just an employee who fed and collected eggs so he didn't real know much about them. I'm actually a little disappointed that this farm lied to me about their breed and was too busy to talk to me with a knowledgeable employee. I didn't want...

So what breed would you call these? Seems like I don't fully understand the terminology.

Ah so was the farm deceptive in their description? I guess there's probably a guide that explains the difference between the two breeds somewhere, I'll have to do some more digging. Thanks for the clarification

Here's another picture of all 3

hello, just got home from getting some rhode island reds from a local farm. They called them pullets, and they're a very reputable farm. Just making sure this one in the front is indeed a hen. Seems like she has a taller comb than the other two, and I'm thinking her hackle feathers look a little...