Bantam Chicks from tractor supply

[louisiana1111]

Can anyone identify any of these chicks from the photo. There are four different type bantams. The grayish ones have the feathers on their feet.

 

[Hillaire]

the greyish ones are probably porcelain d'uccle bantams the striped chicks could be an old English game bantam

 

[Hillaire]

the yellow ones not sure only time will tell on them

 

[Chicken Girl1]

the greyish ones are probably porcelain d'uccle bantams the striped chicks could be an old English game bantam

Agreed and

 

[louisiana1111]

Thanks for the welcome and replies! Ive had chickens before but never bantams. I got thrm for small backyard pets but also hope they are decent egg layers as well. I know they wont be as prolific as larger breeds but i think thry will be just fine

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Thanks for the welcome and replies! Ive had chickens before but never bantams. I got thrm for small backyard pets but also hope they are decent egg layers as well. I know they wont be as prolific as larger breeds but i think thry will be just fine

They aren't the best egg layers but they are beautiful and cute!

 

[MamaCheyenne]

Careful with TSC bantams. We bought 6 from one location and 3 from another. All six from one location died within 48 hours. Gave up and went to another site to replace them, only got three this time. The guy there said a lot of people were replacing bantams this year. Literally one died on the 30 minute ride home and one had severe pasty butt. I tried everything for that little chick. They would not let me inspect them before the packed them up, I asked. Said something about possibly cross contaminating from outside.

 

[louisiana1111]

Ok, it's been almost a month since my original post regarding breeds of bantams from tractor supply. This is a pic of the little yellow one that was hard to identify at the time. Looking at the new pic, can anyone identify this tsc bantam? Thanks!