Buff orpington?

[Cellomama2]

I was supposed to get 4 ISA brown pullets and 2 SR Buff Orpingtons. Of course they had mixed the bins to conserve space/keep them warm but they said the ones the buffs were mixed with were White Rocks. I know the feathers can change as they get older but I have no clue what I'm looking at here. Unfortunately he also seems to have some knee or hip issues. Either way I can't keep him in the long run but I am very curious to find out what he is. He is one month today.

 

[cleoandtheflock]

He is very pretty he is not a buff orpington but I don’t know what he is

 

[Cellomama2]

That's what I thought.

 

[chickendreams24]

Looks like possibly a freedom ranger meat chick to me.

Although I'm not certain on the breed with the size and stance I would say definitely a meat bird of some type.

How old is this chick? Also what does the other one look like?

 

[chickendreams24]

Also you should feed him 12 hours on 12 hours off or he could get so large he goes lame.

That said our freedom rangers never had leg problems and we free fed them.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I don't have any idea what breed it is, but it's definitely not a buff Orpington

 

[Gray Farms]

Those are Dixie Rainbow cockerels.

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

Dixie rainbow

 

[Cellomama2]

So this was a joke. I tried to take pics of three chicks with 4&6 yo helpers. I can try again but this is what I got so far. In the pics there are Willow (BO), Holly (ISA) and the rooster whose breed is unknown. They were 4 weeks yesterday. I'm also starting to wonder if Willow is a roo. I know you can't really tell yet for sure but that comb is much more pink compared to the ISA's. Then again this is my first go at Buff's so who knows.
Holly
Willow
Rooster

 

[Cellomama2]

Those are Dixie Rainbow cockerels.

Never heard of these.