Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

[Tappy4me]

My friendly little Buff Orpington. Really hoping for a hen She/he is about 2 weeks old now.

 

[chickenlver2013]

Here are my chicks. They are 3 weeks. Check out the huge chick. It's a white rock. The others are considerably smaller. I was worried about the biggest chick, but it seems to be doing fine except for looking really scruffy.

That chick looks more like a Cornish Rock instead of a White Rock

 

[PrairieChickens]

Here are my chicks. They are 3 weeks. Check out the huge chick. It's a white rock. The others are considerably smaller. I was worried about the biggest chick, but it seems to be doing fine except for looking really scruffy.

Yeah, you got a cornish cross in with your white rocks. It's a meat bird, and probably won't survive to maturity because it's been bred to grow so fast.

 

[misbhaven]

I have a 3 cornish cross hens in with white rocks almost 5 weeks fully feathered (trying a breeding project)....if you want it to live you have to restrict its food take away food at night return it in the morning.

 

[BaileyBoy]

My friendly little Buff Orpington. Really hoping for a hen She/he is about 2 weeks old now.

Can you please get a better picture of this chick . It looks like a ball kind of haha and I'm really interested to get a better look

 

[aart]

Is anyone else really glad, after 3 weeks, when they finally stop peeping and go to sleep at night?

 

[kschicks2013]

So if I take the food away what about my other chicks? Will that be ok for them? How can I keep this Cornish cross alive?

 

[kschicks2013]

Thanks for letting me know. They told me it was a white rock but when it started getting huge I figured they gave me something else.

 

[birdlady79]

Is anyone else really glad, after 3 weeks, when they finally stop peeping and go to sleep at night?

I could never hear mine at night... Lol... But I was so glad when they went out to coop. The mess was overwhelming... Haha... Now I'm starting again with two more... Smh

 

[PrairieChickens]

Personally, I'm looking forward to my office not smelling like chick poop anymore. When it warms up more I'll be able to just put the new babies outside in the outdoor brooder when they hatch instead of keeping them in my house.