Bantam assortment from Tractor Supply.

[flowerchild]

Hi y'all. Four weeks ago I purchased these five assorted bantam chicks from TSC. I am looking for more input on what breed and gender they could be. Thanks!

Snapdragon - little Chunky

Little Viola my baby bald Eagle

Marigold the little hen I hope

Pebbles I think is a Mille fleur

Ash

 

[flowerchild]

Another of Viola

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Marigold and Pebbles both appear to be pullets,, while Snapdragon, Little Viola, and Ash appear to be cockerels.

 

[Sunshine0235]

Marigold and Pebbles both appear to be pullets,, while Snapdragon, Little Viola, and Ash appear to be cockerels.

x2

 

[flowerchild]

I agree too.

What breed do you think Snapdragon could be? He has feathers on his feet and is the slowest to feather in. Probably twice as dense as Pebbles, the tallest chick. Oodles of personality!

 

[Sunshine0235]

Could be a white cochin

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I also think White Cochin bantam, Cochins are known for being large and slow to feather out.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Marigold and Pebbles both appear to be pullets,, while Snapdragon, Little Viola, and Ash appear to be cockerels.

Agreed.

 

[BantamLover21]

Hi y'all. Four weeks ago I purchased these five assorted bantam chicks from TSC. I am looking for more input on what breed and gender they could be. Thanks!

Snapdragon - little Chunky
White Cochin cockerel.


Little Viola my baby bald Eagle
Black Breasted Red Old English Game (probably) cockerel.


Marigold the little hen I hope
Pullet, but not sure about breed.

Pebbles I think is a Mille fleur
Mille Fleur D'uccle pullet.

Ash
Cockerel, not sure on breed.

 

[dekel18042]

I agree too.

What breed do you think Snapdragon could be? He has feathers on his feet and is the slowest to feather in. Probably twice as dense as Pebbles, the tallest chick. Oodles of personality!

One of my bantams I got from TSC looks just like Snapdragon (Her name is Bertha Butt because as a tiny peep she had a round behind) recently was told she was probably a Light Brahma. (She's now 6 weeks old). So now she's either a light Brahma or a cochin? Time will tell, I guess.
But I do think yours is a girl (as well as mine).