Any idea what breed and gender these are.

[courtneygramata]

Both of these chicks are 4 weeks old now. They were both grey in color when first born and now are still grey but are getting darker in color. I'm not sure what breed and if then are pullets or roos. The first two pictures are for color reference.

This one below i believe is a pullet.

This next one i'm really not sure about. It stands very tall and has more of the pink/red color in its comb.

Anything helps, thanks!

 

[courtneygramata]

I forgot to add that we hatched them from eggs that we bought so we do not know what breed the parents are.

 

[mrskenmore]

Do you happen to know the ages? What are their origins on where you got them? This may help someone tell what breed/sex they are. There is some barring going on on those feathers.
They are very cute!

 

[courtneygramata]

Both are 4 weeks old now. We got the fertilized eggs from a tack and feed store that had them delivered so I'm not sure what breed they come from.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

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[Frazzemrat1]

Where did you get them? I know that through my pet chicken, one of the breeders/hatcheries they sell from is working on a blue barred olive egger...

 

[courtneygramata]

Where did you get them? I know that through my pet chicken, one of the breeders/hatcheries they sell from is working on a blue barred olive egger...

I got the fertilized eggs from Rancho Vet Tack Feed and Supply here in San Jacinto Ca where i live. The eggs the hatched from were blue/green eggs.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I got the fertilized eggs from Rancho Vet Tack Feed and Supply here in San Jacinto Ca where i live. The eggs the hatched from were blue/green eggs.

that might be what your looking at then.

 

[Gray Farms]

Look to be Easter Eggers then from the information given.

 

[courtneygramata]

that might be what your looking at then.

Do you think they look like pullets or cockerels?