Anyone know how old these guys (gals) are?

[Peggy O]

Clearance at Countrymax got me. Haha $1 each. They were big then, and I'm guessing maybe 6 weeks old now? 5? But I really don't know. It's been 4 years since I had kitchen chickens (babies). Hoping to get 'em outta the kitchen asap. Any ideas? Cinnamon something or another (type of red sex link) and the other is a Barred Rock. Hoping it's a she. Looking that way, but who knows.

 

[JedJackson]

The barred rock is a pullet. I can't see enough of the other one to guess what it is, but it looks too dark to be a red sex link. Maybe Cinnamon Queens are different. It looks like a pullet, too, whatever it is.

 

[AllenK RGV]

Mine are outside already at less than 3 weeks but I have a favorable climate with lows in the mid 70's, 75 currently. I think we are about to have a cool front come through and take us into the low 70's but they will do fine. 5-6 weeks looks about right for yours.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Does your red chick have a rose comb?

 

[Peggy O]

Thanks! Yes, the Cinnamon Queens have rose combs. They had a tub of them, half with rose, half with a regular combs. I'm guessing they're just mixed red sex links labeled as Cinnamon Queens. I chose two with rose combs, a little more frostbite proof IMO. I had never heard of the Cinnamon Queen before getting these. I hope they'll get along with my Wyandottes. We also have an Australorpe and and an Orphington. Our rooster is a huge jerk. He's a Barred Rock, I'm going to have to separate him before I introduce these guys. I'll probably slap something easy together to keep these guys separate, yet inside the run, till they catch up in size with our older birds.

I just need them out of the kitchen!!!!
The dust drives me nuts. It's in the 70's here. They're going out this week I think