Any Ideas on Breed?

[TinyHandsHomestead105]

This is one of the little guys I hatched from assorted eggs on 1/12-1/13. He's lavenderish in color but has partially feathered legs. I'd have to go back and see what all my possibilities were. I did right after it was hatched and I was stumped on what it could be. I know I had a couple of lavender Orpingtons hatch, but the feathered legs are throwing that option out.

 

[TinyHandsHomestead105]

Updated to add that these were my options out of those assorted eggs:
2-Barred Rock
2-Black Australorp
2-Black Copper Maran
2-Easter Egger
2-Lavender/Black split to Lavender Orpingtons
4-Olive Egger
4-Rhode Island Red
2-Salmon Faverolles
2-Welsummer
I know for a fact that none of the OE hatched, both Orpingtons hatched and are lavender. Maybe Easter Egger?

 

[Certified Chicken Lover]

Looks like and EE to me, none of the breeds you mentioned would be that color and have feathered feet except an EE

 

[Tookie]

Out of the options it could only be an Easter Egger.

 

[TinyHandsHomestead105]

Thanks guys! That was what I was thinking but was uncertain.

 

[Tookie]

Thanks guys! That was what I was thinking but was uncertain.

You're welcome! As she/he gets older, it'll be easier to identify what the breed may be.

 

[JedJackson]

I think it's an olive egger rather than a regular Easter egger. The feathered legs probably came from a Marans parent.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

I think it's an olive egger rather than a regular Easter egger. The feathered legs probably came from a Marans parent.

I agree. Easter Eggers normally don't have feathered feet. Olive Egger do sometimes. Where did you get the hatching eggs? Different hatcheries have different variants of Easter Egger and Olive Egger genes in there flock.

 

[Curnow]

What was the rooster involved?

 

[NatJ]

Edit: it posted by mistake when I was halfway through. I've got it fixed now.

I am assuming that each breed is supposed to be a purebred. If the labels are actually the mother's breeds, with a single rooster siring them all, that would make a big chance in the situation.

Going through all the breeds one by one, we can rule most of them out:

2-Barred Rock

The chick is not a Barred Rock (wrong color, and Rocks do not have feathered feet.)

2-Black Australorp

The chick is not a black Australorp (color looks wrong, and Australorps do not have feathered feet.

2-Lavender/Black split to Lavender Orpingtons

You ruled this out, because both of them hatched and you identified those two chicks.

4-Olive Egger

You ruled this out, because none of them hatched.

4-Rhode Island Red

The chick is not a Rhode Island Red (wrong color, and Rhode Island Reds do not have feathered feet)

2-Salmon Faverolles

I am ruling this one out, because the chick color is badly wrong for a Salmon Faverolles (although they do have feathered feet.)

2-Welsummer

The chick is not a Welsummer (wrong color, and Welsummers do not have feathered feet.)

2-Black Copper Maran

Maybe?? The color looks wrong to me, but not too badly wrong, and Marans can have feathered feet.

2-Easter Egger

I agree with you that this one seems most likely.
Can you get a picture of the head with comb? That might help a bit (Easter Eggers can have any kind of comb, but Marans would only have a single comb. So if the comb is not single, that rules out the Marans, leaving Easter Egger as the only possible option.)