Does anybody know what breed this is?

[Jason Bourne III]

I got these at tsc and they didn't know what breed they were! Any ideas?

 

[MysteryChicken]

I got these at tsc and they didn't know what breed they were! Any ideas?

Red Sex-links.

The roo in the back is an EE.

 

[Jason Bourne III]

Red Sex-links.

The roo in the back is an EE.

I never would have guessed that and yes thats Steve the EE rooster lol thanks so much

 

[MysteryChicken]

I never would have guessed that and yes thats Steve the EE rooster lol thanks so much

Okay, wasn't sure if he was one you were asking about.

You're welcome. The Red Sex-links are a layer hybrid.

 

[cherrynberry]

I got these at tsc and they didn't know what breed they were! Any ideas?

Likely RSLs, but it's possible that they are one of those SGEs (Starlight Green Eggers). Both are carried by Hoover's.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Depends on egg color. Brown or green?

 

[Jason Bourne III]

Likely RSLs, but it's possible that they are one of those SGEs (Starlight Green Eggers). Both are carried by Hoover's.

Yea I saw those at the store earlier and they do look similar but idk for sure

 

[Jason Bourne III]

Depends on egg color. Brown or green?

Brown

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Brown

Red Sexlinks. They look quite healthy, but be aware they won’t have long lives. Their average lifespan is about 3-5 years shorter than the average chicken….2 years. They’re commercially designed to live to about 2 years old. So they’ll face some issues and you’ll start losing some pretty quick when they hit that mark.

 

[Jason Bourne III]

Red Sexlinks. They look quite healthy, but be aware they won’t have long lives. Their average lifespan is about 3-5 years shorter than the average chicken….2 years. They’re commercially designed to live to about 2 years old. So they’ll face some issues and you’ll start losing some pretty quick when they hit that mark.

That kinda sucks