Can anyone help me with sex of these or is it too soon? They are all 10-12+ weeks.

[MadsTaylor]

I don’t mean any offense but if you got them from tractor supply don’t guess rare expensive breeds unless it says the breed on the bin or if you can go to the website of hatchery they buy from and look at the breeds like if it says “blue bantams”or something look on the site. And instead of guessing pure Sussex just base off characteristics and say what hybrid you think it mostly is. As for crevecoeur it’s most likely a polish. So besides that I would need a comb shot on the crevecoeur and the silkie mix looks too young but other than that none look like cockerels

Absolutely! Thanks!

 

[Jener8or]

I wonder if #1 might be a Starlight Green Egger. They are mixed breeds so they won't really have a standard look. They are (obviously) supposed to lay green eggs, but like Easter Eggers (another mixed breed) might lay brown eggs (my 2 EE did.)

And I'm wondering if the Crevecouer's white feathers might molt out.

 

[MadsTaylor]

Oh that's interesting! We have two Starlight green eggers close in age, and they are very yellowy/tan. This is one of them.

I didn't know they could be mixed breeds. We have 3 laying "olive eggers" that lay blue eggs. They were definitely a cross of leghorn and something else, because they have the floppy combs, yellow legs, and white bodies/ look very much like leghorns. Maybe we will get some green or blue eggs from it!