Any guesses on breed?

[KinderChicksMom]

They are all about 3 weeks old. I'll number them to make it easier. Any help is appreciated.
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#7

 

[FlomatonsFlocks]

#2 French black copper marans

 

[JedJackson]

They are all about 3 weeks old. I'll number them to make it easier. Any help is appreciated.
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Where did you get them from? Hatchery, feed store, back yard breeder? #2 could be a copper Marans. Or it could be an olive egger, and that would be my guess for the rest of them, too, if they aren't random mixed breeds.

 

[KinderChicksMom]

They came from a local woman. The kindergartners at my school hatched them. I know there were some colored eggs in the batch.

 

[JedJackson]

They came from a local woman. The kindergartners at my school hatched them. I know there were some colored eggs in the batch.

Then most likely they are mixed breeds. Easter eggers, barred rocks, partridge rocks, legbars, Marans and Brahmas are possible parents, though there could be others.

 

[drumstick diva]

some have feathered legs, some don't. agree with Jed Jackson

 

[Gray Farms]

Classroom chicks are almost always crossbreds. And these appear to be crossbreds. None fit a pure bred exactly.

 

[KinderChicksMom]

I used to teach kindergarten and hatched chicks for several years. We always ordered from Mcmurry