Are these cochins, if so what color?

[reveriereptile]

I'm pretty sure these are standard sized cochins. I have 4 of them. Two a little darker than the others. They were fuzzy as chicks and have feathers on their legs.

Here is a chick picture of them just incase.

They were also hatched the weekend before Memorial Day.

 

[rebecca10782]

Those don't look like cochins to me.

 

[reveriereptile]

Here's the list of what they could be if they aren't cochins. I ordered the Rarest of The Rare breeds from McMurray Hatchery.
Sumatras, Dominiques, Golden Laced and Silver Penciled Wyandottes, Silver, Golden, Buff Laced, and White Polish, Golden Campines, Golden Penciled Hamburgs, Silver Penciled Rocks, Partridge, Black, Buff, Blue, & Silver Laced and White Cochins, Araucanas, Dark and Buff Brahmas, Phoenix, Fayoumis, Salmon Faverolles, W. L. Red Cornish, Lakenvelders, Black and White Langshans, Red Caps, Silver Leghorns, Crevecoeurs, Silver Gray Dorkings, Modern BB Red Games, Sultans, Buttercups, & Spanish

 

[reveriereptile]

Could they be Brahmas?

 

[pbjmaker]

Looking at feathersite.com, I think they look more like a brahma than a cochin. Either way the color looks partridge to me. I have some cochins and their legs are way more feathered than that, but the comb seems wrong for a brahma. Maybe someone with experience in brahmas will show up.

Those are the only two breeds from that list that could remotely fit.

 

[Chickenaddict]

They may not look like cochins but there is no partridge brahmas. I believe the first pic is a partridge cochin but they are suppose to be alot fluffier. How old are they?

 

[Three Cedars Silkies]

Sort of look like partridge cochins, but just not very typey cochins. They should have so many feathers on their feet that you can't even see the feet. Also, noy enough "fluffy feathers"....

 

[kentuckysilkies]

They are Partridge Cochins, just hatchery stock. They may get a bit better for the type as they get older.

 

[Chickndaddy]

there is no partridge brahmas

There is actually. But they are in the UK.

I vote hatchery stock Partridge Cochins.​

 

[mikarod]

I vote hatchery Partridge Cochin as well. (Notice the single comb? Can't be a Brahma!)