Back again, updated pic of one of...newer update, more chicks

[Lord_Vulcanizer]

So here she is...supposed to be a she anyway. Seems like the pullets are gonna be different breeds even though they came from the same bin. Oh well I like them anyway. I took this picture for comic relief as well as trying to figure it out. Is it possible this thing may be a bantam as well? I am guessing they are approaching 3 weeks old, I have had them for 2 weeks. Thanks and have a good laugh

Oh yea, that roost she is on also doubles as predator defense system.

Thanks for looking,

Wes

 

[TillinWithMyPeeps]

 

[DarkWolf]

That's a chicken who means business.. Hate to get on it's bad side.

 

[jossanne]

No way would my hubby let the chicks roost on his weapons. They might poo on them!

Is it a buff orp bantam? Its legs look yellow, but buff orps lighten as they get a little bigger, don't they?

 

[DarkWolf]

Buff Orps start out light and darken, or at least I think that is the case..

Looking forward to hearing this one.. I've got two just like it.

 

[klf73]

orps have white legs, this one looks yellow....
what kind of comb? if single, could be a buff rock or buff leghorn....if pea, could be cornish

 

[chickenwhisperer123]

 

[berkeleysprings]

i swing a .....Ar10-A4 flat top----(308 cal )
,,,,,,, i busted a doe a few months back (first rifle kill) iv taken many many with a bow ..... is that bushmaster ?
or armalite?

 

[PeeperKeeper]

GI CHICK looks like a BO (if legs are pink) OR a Buff Rock (if legs are yellow).
I have both and they are both great egg layers!
My grandaughter wanted to know how the chick aims and shoots at the same time!

 

[jossanne]

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I meant the legs lighten up. I've seen quite a few pics on here of buff orp chicks whose legs were darker, and people said they'd get lighter as they grew. Seems like it'd be more likely to come across a buff orp bantam than a buff rock bantam.