Any way to distinguish between a Whiting True Blue and the 5 varieties of Plymouth Rocks?

hhill1970

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HELP!
I just purchased an assortment of WTB's and Rocks. I have 2 Male WTB'S marked from Hatchery, but I don't know which ones are the Female WTB'S.
I'd like to sell some of the Rocks I received, but I certainly don't want to make the mistake of selling the WTB'S!
Any way to distinguish between them?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I have people lined up to purchase the rocks I have available.
 
plymouth rocks have yellow skin, so the bottom of their feet should be yellow, no matter their shank colour. This may not work until they're about a week old, as the skin on the bottom of chicks feet frequently looks pretty yellow for the first week, no matter what colour they actually are.
 
I'd be interested to see pictures of your chicks that you suspect to be WTB. I'm in a similar situation. My order was missing 3 chicks when it shipped, so I can't use numbers to figure out who's who. I should have 4 welsummers, but two of them look like they're developing muffs and rose combs, so I might be missing 2 wellies and have 2 darker colored WTB's. There's also some yellow chicks with white and black wing feathers coming in that I think are WTB's, and two white chicks with white feathers coming in that I'm sure are WTB's. But, if all that's correct, then I got one more WTB than I ordered.... *shrug*
 

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