3 weeks old suspected to be bcm mixed

[lilwanderer]

Just got these guys and I'm thinking 2 are roos, no tail feathers and wings are entirely a different shape, much shorter otherwards.
Individual pics of comb:

Couple together:

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

Feathers can't tell you anything at that age. wing sexing is not super reliable and is only useful for a very brief time in the first few days. What are they mixed with?

 

[lilwanderer]

Feathers can't tell you anything at that age. wing sexing is not super reliable and is only useful for a very brief time in the first few days. What are they mixed with?

Not sure, they were called easter eggers before i got them, but i dont see ee in them. But maybe it's somewhere in the gene-line. Other then that all i know is bcm.

 

[nuthatched]

Not sure, they were called easter eggers before i got them, but i dont see ee in them. But maybe it's somewhere in the gene-line. Other then that all i know is bcm.

If they're bcm crosses, they could be olive eggers, those are considered ees.
Where did you get them?

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

At least two of them appear to have pea combs…that may indicate EE or OE.

 

[lilwanderer]

If they're bcm crosses, they could be olive eggers, those are considered ees.
Where did you get them?

This probably doesn't help anything, they were at an auction so there's no telling what the seller had and sold us.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

I agree someone probably crossed BCMs with EEs so there is no guarantee what you will get. I have a BCM Ameraucana mix I hatched from an egg and she lays boring old brown eggs so no guarantee the eggs will even be cool colors.

 

[lilwanderer]

Ones getting a lot of white specks on the chest, one of the ones i suspected to be a roo at first, the other one i suspect of being a roo also has some white on the chest. The pullet so far is completely black, and the only one with yellow on the feet and has the most feathers.