Four different types of Bantams?

[A.M. Eggs]

From what I have been reading, eggs don't start yet, they're still very young. Just a few months

Definitely roosters then, hens don't have big combs like that.

 

[Pekin747]

Orange one could be a bantam mix
But they r Male unfortunately

 

[Spanishearl]

Well shoot. lol

Kids will enjoy having them around at least!

Thanks!!

*off to find actual hens....*

 

[HuffleClaw]

Mixed breed largefowl cockerels.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Honestly it looks like from left to right an EE cockerel, a Splash Orpington mix cockerel, a Silkie mix cockerel, and a Barred Rock cockerel possibly mixed. All large fowl, no bantams. You'll need a lot of ladies to keep four boys happy.

 

[Cyprus]

Honestly it looks like from left to right an EE cockerel, a Splash Orpington mix cockerel, a Silkie mix cockerel, and a Barred Rock cockerel possibly mixed. All large fowl, no bantams. You'll need a lot of ladies to keep four boys happy.

Agree. Especially on the mix predictions.

 

[Ladybird CA]

I agree on breeds too although silkies are often considered to be bantams, that silkie mix rooster could be half standard. The barred one may be Marans because of foot colouring. If that big white one were an adult it would be a hen but at 2-3 months old the comb is rather red.