Buff laced polish roo over silver laced hens?

[lilwanderer]

I've hatched 3 so far- Two are 3ish days old and I'm definitely seeing buff coloring- 1 hatched overnight and is still in the incubator, it has pinker skin and is more of a white/yellow coloring rather than yellow/buff.
I know I'd definitely have to wait a few weeks before being sure but what would you lean on these guys being? Pure buff or Silver/buff?
Since you said the silver/buff hens would end up with buff lacing- these guys could be pullet silver/buff's or?
Here's the two with the buff feathers coming in:
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They also have black down coloring on their back, not a whole lot. I've hatched buff laced before with that, it always goes away. But I figured I'd add those details too.

Here's the latest to hatch:

 

[Yard Farmer]

Here's the latest to hatch:
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It's so stinkin' cute!

Can't wait to see how they look as they grow!

 

[NatJ]

I've hatched 3 so far- Two are 3ish days old and I'm definitely seeing buff coloring...
I know I'd definitely have to wait a few weeks before being sure but what would you lean on these guys being? Pure buff or Silver/buff?
Since you said the silver/buff hens would end up with buff lacing- these guys could be pullet silver/buff's or?

With that much buff showing in the feathers, I think those are probably not mixed males (who should show silver rather than buff.) But they could be pure Buff Laced or they could be females from a Buff Laced Father and a Silver Laced mother.

 

[lilwanderer]

With that much buff showing in the feathers, I think those are probably not mixed males (who should show silver rather than buff.) But they could be pure Buff Laced or they could be females from a Buff Laced Father and a Silver Laced mother.

They're a total different shade compared to the new one- Like an orangey sunset color if get creative with it. Time will tell.