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They are indeed... Ohio born and bred! These are @Blueface 's birds. He was unable to post pics here for awhile, with this mobile upload issue we've got. They look great, don't they?

Some eye candy… These pics were shared in a group I'm a member of (posted with permission): Buckeye juveniles aged around 4 months And aged nearly 5 months

Beautiful @stryker ! How many has she hatched in total? I.e. update and more pics please?

Beautiful! Both of them

Those are very nice photos! @holm25 have you weighed them?

That's a nice photo. Lovely youngsters and a lovely dog!

They look great!

Oh my…. Sorry, but wow, when you don't want roosters you end up hatching 7/7 boys like my MIL did one year, but when you DO, they're all pullets. Was your rooster with the hens, or rather hens you'd like to hatch eggs from, shortly before he died? If so, and if want to hatch more chicks now...

Fingers, toes and eyes crossed for a successful hatch from those two @CanadianBuckeye ! It's SO frustrating when you invest time and money into getting hatching eggs from good stock and the PO/courier messes them up in transit.

Great pics @holm25 They're looking good!

I do know of one person that said recently they were very happy with their cackle hatchery Buckeyes. If you're looking to show or breed, going to a reputable breeder will be your best route though. Hatchery stock of any breed is not well-bred and seldom very good quality, but with that said, for...

Welcome to the thread, Sherry13! You will love Buckeyes, they are wonderful birds. Which hatchery did you order yours from? Thanks and credit should go to @Blueface for doing that write-up. It's a very good reference post.

Good luck with your hatch @CanadianBuckeye I hope that final 4 will make to the end. Shipped eggs are... something else. I swear the PO workers and couriers read "fragile" as "football" lol

I often wish, when I read excerpts of the old publications and research breeds' origins, that we could go back in time and see what the breeds all looked like back then, talk to the breeders and hear how they went about breeding their birds… I'm so glad there are photos around for us to see...

They look good!

Lovely! How old are they?