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[Rebecca Ricks]

I'm not sure about this one either.

 

[Erica_H]

@Erica_H your leghorn is a pullet, cockerels would have much bigger combs at 14 weeks.

Thanks! She just looks so different from the other two it made me wonder.

 

[KaylorFarms]

I'm not sure about this one either.

Black sexlink

 

[Albatr0ss]

Chicken Girl1
@Chicken Girl1

about 6 weeks

 

[ChxLadyCass]

Thanks! I was also thinking that the feather legged one resembles a brahma, but it doesn't have the fat little body that my other brahmas had as chicks. From what I understand, the eggs were donated from a local farmer, so it is possible that we have some barnyard mixes. Thanks again!

I have some from my mom's kindergarten classroom that look so similar! They are the sweetest friendliest chicks in my whole flock! One even has fuzzy feet like yours. They are my favorites!

 

[ChxLadyCass]

@ChxLadyCass I'm thinking RIR mix, handsome boy!

Isn't he?? He is a great protector of his girls but friendly and a good dad! Next year I am thinking of getting a pure bred cockerel and hen, but my mixes are GREAT chickens.

 

[Rebecca Ricks]

Black sexlink

Thank you!!

 

[kbayness]

Thinking this may be a black copper maran rooster? Any ideas?

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Chicken Girl1
@Chicken Girl1

about 6 weeks

Hmm, Chick #4 and #5 are looking like pullets, the first three have pretty big combs for 6 weeks.

 

[airman711]

What breed is this pullet?