I have new chicks! Come follow as they grow.

[Pampered chicken girl]

I will get some pics of their Combs

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

To tell you the truth I'll take blue laced red anyting

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

These are not to show their Combs

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

If they're not blue laced red Wyandotte what do you think they are

 

[WIchickMama]

Thanks for the tag! I love them they are so cute!

I specifically do not go to TSC or similar as self control is not in my vocabulary. I have a hen sitting on 7 eggs, so hopefully in about 11 days I will be able to share pics too. Until then I will enjoy your new babies @Pampered chicken girl

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Thanks for the tag! I love them they are so cute!

I specifically do not go to TSC or similar as self control is not in my vocabulary. I have a hen sitting on 7 eggs, so hopefully in about 11 days I will be able to share pics too. Until then I will enjoy your new babies @Pampered chicken girl

Your welcome, congrats on the hen with eggs! You can enjoy my babies anytime

 

[Obsessed With Silkies]

Those chicks are looking like gold sex links to me. I could be wrong though. The gold chicks in the picture of a bunch of them are gold sex links. The ones with two chicks in the picture are what a blue laced red Wyandotte should look like.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Those chicks are looking like gold sex links to me. I could be wrong though. The gold chicks in the picture of a bunch of them are gold sex links. The ones with two chicks in the picture are what a blue laced red Wyandotte should look like.

Hmmmm, could they be splash laced? Also they were labeled blue laced "gold" if that helps

 

[NatJ]

Those are definitely single combs.

I think you have gold sexlinks. (Also called red sexlinks, Gold Comets, ISA Browns, Red Stars, and a variety of other names.)

They grow up to have feathers that are mostly red or gold, with white in the tail and a few other places; and they are good layers of brown eggs. They are nice chickens, but not Wyandottes, no blue, and not laced.

Hmmmm, could they be splash laced? Also they were labeled blue laced "gold" if that helps

It looks like white to me, but it might be splash. It can be hard to tell white from splash in photos, especially when they are just starting to grow their feathers.

But I am pretty sure that label was wrong.