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[Usmchoney73]

I was told that the black one is an Olive Egger and that the other 2 are Americans

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

View attachment 1831567 I was told that the black one is an Olive Egger and that the other 2 are Americans View attachment 1831568 View attachment 1831569

You've got an olive egger and some Easter eggers. All look like pullets so far.

 

[Usmchoney73]

You've got an olive egger and some Easter eggers. All look like pullets so far.

what about this one? I’m told it’s a silver laced Wyandotte pullet. I’m afraid it’s a too tho.

 

[Usmchoney73]

*roo

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

what about this one? I’m told it’s a silver laced Wyandotte pullet. I’m afraid it’s a too tho.

It is a wyandotte. Just hatchery quality. Could be a cockerel.

 

[Stephh0701]

Looks like a silver lacewing to me. I've got a couple and one is light like yours any the other is a bit darker but overall looks the same as yours here... idk how to tell gender though

 

[Stephh0701]

What's the difference between a hatchery quality vs breeder? I notice mine are not as pronounced lace in their pattern. Is that the main difference?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

What's the difference between a hatchery quality vs breeder? I notice mine are not as pronounced lace in their pattern. Is that the main difference?

Yes. As well as one of them having a single comb.

 

[Stephh0701]

How funny! I didn't even realize they dont normally have a single comb, but after looking at mine I noticed it (they're still young but there's no semblance of a single comb and it's mostly just flat)

 

[Andie32]

I’ve got some leghorns, RIR and some EE. One EE (the big colorful one) Buster, I know is a cockerel, he just started growing and is much larger than the others. I have 20 in all. What I’ve been told on another thread is the rest are pullets. What’s your take?