Can you help ID my TSC chicks? PLEASE lol

[MomtoSyd&Emma]

We went to TSC today to get some chicks, they didnt know what kind they had! Yep i said it lol And I am NO chicken expert so help is much needed lol These pictures are all I could get as I dont want to stress them out since we just got them!

my favorite (I call it Clover)

 

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

They look like RIRs and maybe BOs ...? They are alot lighter then the 1st ones but they don't look like RIR? The Clover??? She looks like a EE because she has that stripe by her eye? Maybe somebody else will be able to help you better!

 

[bbowen]

They don't carry many in store. I think I saw red sex links and RIR in ours.

 

[bigdawg]

one ee, others red sex link. i am not sure

 

[MomtoSyd&Emma]

I really hope that Clover is an EE and that she is a Pullet lol there was a farmer there and he helped us pick out ours as the employee that usually is there finally had a day off lol Thanks you all, I will get better pictures when they settle in better!

 

[nancypo]

Some people had posted here (and I read elsewhere) not to use wood shavings for chicks, as they might eat it and get sick or die. I'm using flat paper towels....

 

[MomtoSyd&Emma]

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This is what they had them on in the store (actually I am using Aspen, they use Pine in the stores)

 

[Domestic_goddess]

MomtoSyd&Emma :

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This is what they had them on in the store (actually I am using Aspen, they use Pine in the stores)

I use pine shavings after a day or two and they figure out where there food is. Not sure on breed sorry!​

 

[rittert3]

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This is what they had them on in the store (actually I am using Aspen, they use Pine in the stores)

I use pine shavings after a day or two and they figure out where there food is. Not sure on breed sorry!

aspen and pine really dont have a difference except aspen costing more i would just put the paper towels over the shavings for a day or 2 then just shavings. If you can find pine shavings (fairly fine) in the big blocks made for horse bedding that is the cheapest way to go I get mine from TSC.

I would guess the chicks are red sex link but I need some chick ID help too so dont take my guess to seriously.

 

[MomtoSyd&Emma]

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I use pine shavings after a day or two and they figure out where there food is. Not sure on breed sorry!

aspen and pine really dont have a difference except aspen costing more i would just put the paper towels over the shavings for a day or 2 then just shavings. If you can find pine shavings (fairly fine) in the big blocks made for horse bedding that is the cheapest way to go I get mine from TSC.

I would guess the chicks are red sex link but I need some chick ID help too so dont take my guess to seriously.

I already have Aspen on hand due to having Rats as pets so that is what we used lol