Do I have a frazzle?

[McGill]

Yes, wait a bit as @JacinLarkwell has stated. I think they're likely frazzles but it's a close call and you should be able to tell later by brittleness of the feathers.

I'm shocked that a hatchery would let that happen. I guess I would see how it could happen in a farmyard. But under controlled breeding conditions. That's sad!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I'm shocked that a hatchery would let that happen. I guess I would see how it could happen in a farmyard. But under controlled breeding conditions. That's sad!

It's very, very common, because if they put 2 frizzles together, only 1/4 aren't frizzled and they can even sell 'extra curly' ones in their advertising.

 

[fluffycrow]

I'm shocked that a hatchery would let that happen. I guess I would see how it could happen in a farmyard. But under controlled breeding conditions. That's sad!

I'd actually be more surprised if these came from a hobby breeder

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

One does look like a possible frazzle, but I agree that it will become more apparent with age if that’s the case.