Calling all chicken pros! Gender? Breed?

[GabCar]

Hi there! I needs some help identifying breed and gender of these 5 week old chicks. The girl I bought them from said, "The roosters were blk sex link, amberlink, New Hampshire red and frizzle. Hens were americauna, amberlink, blk sex link, Rhode island red, New Hampshire red, barred rock, silver laced red wyandotte, silkie, Astralorp." Ready, set, go.........
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#4

 

[redrooster99]

Barnyard mixes and so far all look female.

 

[GabCar]

Barnyard mixes and so far all look female.

One of the Amaricauna mixes has blue feet, does this give me a greater chance for blue/green eggs?

 

[Chicka_deee]

All look like females and mixes in breed yet #4 looks like it may be a cockerel but probably not

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

One of the Amaricauna mixes has blue feet, does this give me a greater chance for blue/green eggs?

Leg color in Easter Eggers has no correlation to egg color. You have a 50/50 chance getting blue eggs from Easter Egger mixes.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Hi there, hope you are enjoying BYC!

#3 is a cockerel. His color and stance tell a story. Others aren't throwing visual indicators yet.

All are barnyard cross. Leg color does not indicate egg color.

 

[Gray Farms]

They are all crossbreds/mutts/hybrids/mixed breeds, what ever term you prefer.

 

[ChickNanny13]

#3 has feathered legs/feet ... Cute mixes, all looking to be pullets to me at this time. Repost pics when they're 8wks. @EggSighted4Life maybe right with #3, that stance .... Could you get a closer pic of it's comb? Looks to be pea comb, one row or three?

 

[redrooster99]

Easter eggers have a greater chance of laying green eggs if they have a pea comb because the pea comb is somewhat linked to blue egg color in most cases.

 

[GabCar]

Easter eggers have a greater chance of laying green eggs if they have a pea comb because the pea comb is somewhat linked to blue egg color in most cases.

That's great to know!! 1 of my colored egg mixes has a peacomb!!! Yayyyy