I bought these and were told they were Olive Eggers

[Chickenmomma1991]

They don't look like olive eggers to me. Thoughts on breed? And don't mind my Moana photo bombing, she just likes to be the center of attention

 

[fluffycrow]

They could be olive eggers, but only one of them is going to be laying eggs

 

[Chickenmomma1991]

They could be olive eggers, but only one of them is going to be laying eggs

I saw that too! If they end up being roosters, I can exchange for hens or get my money back. Lol

 

[sourland]

Start working on the exchange. Two are cockerels, and they are likely OE.

 

[Sloane Chickens]

They look like OEs to me. We have some and the lady we get ours from has some that look like yours. OEs are just a hard one as you never know what they’ll really look like. Depends what they’ve used to create their OEs too.
You definitely look to have 2 boys vs 1 girl tho.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I see a pair of olive eggers and a wyandotte mix(?) cockerel

 

[Chickenmomma1991]

They look like OEs to me. We have some and the lady we get ours from has some that look like yours. OEs are just a hard one as you never know what they’ll really look like. Depends what they’ve used to create their OEs too.
You definitely look to have 2 boys vs 1 girl tho.

One looks like a cream legbar and one looks like a wyandotte, but I hope they're olive eggers!

 

[Ecarroll]

One looks like a cream legbar and one looks like a wyandotte, but I hope they're olive eggers!

Olive Egger can kind of look like a lot of things, as they are mix breeds who lay olive eggs being the only nessacary trait. So I would say they are probably all olive eggers, but only one is a pullet.

 

[Chickenmomma1991]

Olive Egger can kind of look like a lot of things, as they are mix breeds who lay olive eggs being the only nessacary trait. So I would say they are probably all olive eggers, but only one is a pullet.

They just all look different, which is what throws me off.

 

[AinaWGSD]

Olive egger can look like anything ! They are not a breed, but a mix of breeds. The only requirement is that one parent should have the blue egg gene and one should have a dark egg gene.

The two on the left are for sure 100% male. The one on the right looks a lot like my OE Limu