Breed? Not Easter eggers

[FluckinFarms]

Hello! I received some eggs from someone as a swap type thing. 4 of my eggs hatched. One I know for sure the breed as I was given a couple naked neck eggs, one of those hatched, and “Easter eggers” my naked neck is obviously a naked neck. But what are these other 3!? Not Easter eggers! Please help identify them. There is 2 black and a yellow/black. The black are basically identical but the yellow one has feathers on its legs..

 

[3KillerBs]

The black ones hatched out of blueish green eggs.

Than they're Easter Eggers no matter what they look like.

 

[JedJackson]

Eggs from swaps are usually barnyard mixes. The first might be a light Brahma or cross of that breed, the black ones maybe Jersey Giant or mixes of them. Really tough to say at this point.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Both have beards and muffs so I would guess they're part Easter Egger or Faverolles! We really need to know potential parents though

 

[FluckinFarms]

How are your chicks growing out? Any updated pictures?

They are a little over a week now. Black ones are black lol I’m still not sure on them, but my little yellow one is definitely a Brahma, and the sweetest of the bunch and of course my naked neck or “no hair” as my 3 year old calls him/her.

 

[FluckinFarms]

For anyone interested here is an update on the Brahma and No hair he/she is turning out really cool! Im excited to see what they look like as they mature. The black ones still look the same.

 

[FluckinFarms]

The ones with cheeks could be easter eggers or olive eggers

The black ones hatched out of blueish green eggs. The white one hatched out of a big brown egg, if that helps.

 

[FluckinFarms]

Eggs from swaps are usually barnyard mixes. The first might be a light Brahma or cross of that breed, the black ones maybe Jersey Giant or mixes of them. Really tough to say at this point.

It would definitely be cool if they were Jersey giants!

 

[janiedoe]

They are adorable! Especially the "no hair"!

 

[Poultrybonkers]

The ones with cheeks could be easter eggers or olive eggers