Can you tell me what breed these chicks are?

[NatJ]

@NatJ if I really wanted to learn more about chicken and breeding genetics, do you have any good book recommendations? I am certainly not wanting a college level education, but where I could put a hen and a cock in a pen and have somewhat of an idea of what would come out.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ue-barred-rock-rooster.1567879/#post-26640128

^Posted by me a few months ago, when someone else asked the same thing.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/breeding-for-size-and-color.1576401/#post-26785669

^Also posted by me, includes some basic genetic information along with more details on using the commonly-recommended chicken genetics calculator. (Applies to someone's specific project, but much of it may be useful to you as well.)

 

[BastyPutt]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ue-barred-rock-rooster.1567879/#post-26640128

^Posted by me a few months ago, when someone else asked the same thing.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/breeding-for-size-and-color.1576401/#post-26785669

^Also posted by me, includes some basic genetic information along with more details on using the commonly-recommended chicken genetics calculator. (Applies to someone's specific project, but much of it may be useful to you as well.)

I appreciate you. Thank you.

 

[Cherilanell]

yes, the one on the bottom looks like a partridge rock. Top isn't an Isa brown. Is there any other breeds they could have been?

Or was it from an assortment pack from a hatchery? Usually those partridge rocks come from hoover.

We picked each one. The biggest one was supposed to be an Isa Brown that is what was on the tub they were in, but she is definitely not.

 

[ThePhoebeFive]

She kinda looks like one of my EE chicks from this year, but I don't know that she is one since she's got a single comb. Although I do have a couple EEs with single combs.