I didn't think to mention that Yes, always look for pink legs when picking out BOs.BOs have pink legs too. crossing my fingers for White Rocks, unless of course you don't mind meat birds.
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I didn't think to mention that Yes, always look for pink legs when picking out BOs.BOs have pink legs too. crossing my fingers for White Rocks, unless of course you don't mind meat birds.
I ordered ten assorted brown layers from my pet chicken and got five... five! Of these... if they are cornish, I'm very irritated because they are supposed to be layers... I already got one that appears to be a dark cornish... so, six out of ten meat birds in a layer assortment? Hmmmmm. Even if they are sex links, what a cop out for an assortment.
If you ordered assorted brown layers, then they are probably a type of red/gold sexlink. Dark Cornish are not the same thing as Cornish Cross meat birds. Dark Cornish might not be quite as prolific at laying as some other breeds, but they will regularly turn out 3 to 5 brown eggs a week.I ordered ten assorted brown layers from my pet chicken and got five... five! Of these... if they are cornish, I'm very irritated because they are supposed to be layers... I already got one that appears to be a dark cornish... so, six out of ten meat birds in a layer assortment? Hmmmmm. Even if they are sex links, what a cop out for an assortment.
Upon closer investigation, I'm starting to get hope they are not a meat chicken (which wouldn't be the end of the world, but that's not what we were going for). Granted, they're only a 1-2 weeks old, but they are in no way more "meaty" than the new chicks I have. I'll post an update in a few days.
Thanks again for all the input!
Can I ask you whet breed your mystery chick turned out to be! I have two identical and can't figure it out!!!Hello there! We've just got our very first batch of chicks and are so thrilled to start our little backyard flock. We picked these little guys (well...hopefully mostly gals...) up at Atwoods, where they were being cleared out for cheap, cheap. ;-) The clerk said he was pretty sure they were Buff Orpingtons and I was curious if you experts concurred with his assessment. I'm pretty sure at least one is not a BO though. This mystery chick looks like they're already working on a comb and has some red to it's wing feathers, so I'm curious if it's a breed that has a comb or if we have ourselves a little boy chickie. So, any thoughts on our little chickies? I'm guessing they're between 1-2 weeks old. I can post better pictures or descriptions if these don't suffice for identification. Thanks! The Chickies Supposed BO BO? BO? Mystery Chick Mystery Chick Different Angle (Coloring Is Best In This Picture) Mystery Chick Mystery Chick