Any guesses?

[Gray Farms]

They all look to be crossbreds. And they look to be much older than you were told. I'd say they are at least 4 months old. They last one looks to be a cockerel, the other two look to be pullets.

 

[drumstick diva]

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[Kay310]

Interesting to hear what everyone says! I have a lot to learn still!

I took some more pics tonight. Didn't take any of the white one that everyone guesses pullet.

Not sure if these are good pics for showing, but we will see!

Pic two is of a chicken who was not posted yesterday. Can also be seen in a few of the other pics.

The one in picture three (in the front) and the last pic is the one everyone thought was a cockerel yesterday.

 

[21hens-incharge]

WOW great shot of the white cockerel from yesterday! He has saddle feathers coming in nicely!

Your new today bird (pic two) is interesting! Almost silver lakenvelder but I am not sure exactly what their body type should be. There is a lot of freckling in what should be white. Likely a mix but still cool!

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

No EEs there! Looks like maybe a barred rock/possible cuckoo maran. I can't decide if the legs are white or yellow.....white one looks like a mix. The white one with black looks like a cockerel, and would agree with columbian rock, but they have single combs. I would guess columbian Wyandotte, but he may have the wrong comb for that too. So he may be a mix as well.

He also has a beard, so he can't be a Columbian rock or wyandotte.

Interesting to hear what everyone says! I have a lot to learn still!

I took some more pics tonight. Didn't take any of the white one that everyone guesses pullet.

Not sure if these are good pics for showing, but we will see!

Pic two is of a chicken who was not posted yesterday. Can also be seen in a few of the other pics.

The one in picture three (in the front) and the last pic is the one everyone thought was a cockerel yesterday.

The mostly white chicken with a beard is definitely a cockerel, he has pointy saddle feathers. I'm unsure about the other two (they're most likely cockerels, though) because I can't see their saddle feathers.