Breed Identification plz !!

[Dorinkashi]

Hi Dear Fellows!!
Kindly help me out to recognisze these mentioned chicks,
First of all I got them by the name of Wyndotte
But the pullet dont hv yellow legs as I hv learnt tht Wyndottes have yellow legs...

Also I got these by the name of Gold/Partridge Brahma, R these the same & do they seems to b good quality breed ?

 

[junebuggena]

All mixed breeds.

 

[Dorinkashi]

All mixed breeds. 

Mixed Breed ? How could u identify it ...

 

[PeepersMama]

The ones you got as gold partridge brahmas are definetly brahms, but wait til they get older to question quality. They look like they're gonna be big, gorgeous birds!
The "wyandottes," even if they are mostly dottes, aren't very good quality. One cockerel has feathers on his legs, which is a huge disqualification in a show. I almost thought they were light brahmas at first, becuase their lacing is pretty crummy right now, but the pullets with willow feet? That's just weird

 

[junebuggena]

The "Wyandottes" have the right comb type, but not the correct plumage. The Brahmas have the correct comb type and feathered legs, but only one looks like a proper partridge. The other is a cockerel, but definitely has the wrong plumage for a purebred partridge male.

 

[PeepersMama]

The brahmas (I think) look like purebreds, but definitely not the best quality out there.

 

[Dorinkashi]

Guys the parents of Wyndottes are these
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=533991806771985&id=100004835107549

Where as Gold/Partridge parents wer
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=564769827027516&id=100004835107549

 

[junebuggena]

Typical hatchery quality parents, and the pens share fencing, so crossbreeds are possible. Roosters can find a way to breed hens through wire fences.

 

[PeepersMama]

And the dude selling them thought they were a rare breed. They are pretty common unless he's in the Middle East or somthin

 

[donrae]

I agree the "Wyandottes" are mixes. Someone hopped the fence, or eggs got mixed up, or something. Feathered legs are a partially dominant trait, so that cockerel had a feather legged parent.

the other one has wrong coloring, it looks more silver partridge-ish, not laced. Those funky legs, and I can't tell the comb style well, but it's a mix.

The Brahmas look like Brahmas to me. They may not all be "correct" color, but that is simply something that happens when you breed animals. If they all came out perfect, breeders wouldn't need to hatch hundreds of chicks and cull down to the best 5....they'd just hatch 5 and be done with it.