I have a mixed flock, but this one’s unique?

[RoostersAreAwesome]

AB we’re from my original flock. B was probably hatched here. C I think was in the group of 6 EE hens? If she’s not from the rural king eggs then I have no clue. Could have been hatched from eBay eggs or store bought.

A is a buff orpington (she’s the wrong color for an amberlink) and B is an Easter egger x buff orpington since she hatched from your flock. C is an Easter egger like the rest of her group, rural king wouldn’t sell Brahma mixes.

 

[Lovely Lettie]

Following.
Awesome chickens btw.

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

Flock list so far:
A- BO
B- EE x BO
C- OE
D-OE (according to Rural King)
E-OE
F- -BO
G- OE, Maran’s Mix?
H- BO
I- “Eagle” the Genetic Anomaly
J- OE
K- F2 Roo, EE x copper maran?, (f1s son, f1 is possibly “eagles”dad)

 

[JulesRSA]

Following, this is super interesting! And you have a gorgeous flock @SuperiorFarmsGirl

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

These are my last remaining ones I need to label in my flock. I apparently had 24 chickens total.

“ N” or “Q” is one of our original roosters and who I think is most likely eagles dad? I didn’t realize I had three Roosters that all resembled each other. Two of the three are decendants of the oldest “Q” I think is the oldest which would be more likely the father of “Eagle”

Can you guys tell by pictures which one is oldest between “N” and “Q”by chance? Let me know what you think…

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

Ooos somehow forgot “T” when I added the last pictures

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

Also after seeing “S” do you think she could be a good contender as mom of “Eagle” ?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

These are my last remaining ones I need to label in my flock. I apparently had 24 chickens total.

“ N” or “Q” is one of our original roosters and who I think is most likely eagles dad? I didn’t realize I had three Roosters that all resembled each other. Two of the three are decendants of the oldest “Q” I think is the oldest which would be more likely the father of “Eagle”

Can you guys tell by pictures which one is oldest between “N” and “Q”by chance? Let me know what you think…
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Ooos somehow forgot “T” when I added the last pictures
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(I’m not sure if you already know the breeds so I’ll list them anyway)
L: buff orpington
M: blue australorp?
N: olive egger
O: white leghorn
P: buff orpington
Q: olive egger
R: black Jersey giant?
S: not sure, do you know where you got her?
T: (cockerel) buff orpington x Easter egger
U: buff orpington x black Jersey giant
V: white leghorn
W: black Jersey giant?
X: buff orpington mix

I can’t tell which is the oldest, though if one rooster is obviously more dominant he may have a better chance of being the father?

 

[3KillerBs]

I apparently had 24 chickens total.

I am happy to hear of someone else who doesn't necessarily know how many chickens she has.

Every few months I count them, but the number changes regularly.

 

[SheaLoner]

Wichever one of the two Roos with the longer spurs will likely be the elder one.