I'm speechless about one of these but need to know what breeds the 2 are

[336White Phoenix]

Ok I was a local bring and buy poultry sale when I saw these these birds the guy said he didn't know what breed they where but they are good layers the white one is nice but the orangy white one is epic any idea what breed these 2 are
Oh and the orangy coloured one has NO tail

 

[Spartan22]

Barnyard mixes, hodge pod breeds lol

 

[336White Phoenix]

Sorry what's that supposed to mean

 

[Spartan22]

Means they’re mixes of a lot of breeds (barnyard mix) lost its original breed since they’re interbred.

 

[nightowl223]

The one with no tail, does she lay blue-ish or Olive colored eggs? Because usually, no tail means they're related to (or are) Araucana. The pure Araucana will lay blue eggs, and the Olive Eggers are made from breeding them to a dark egg layer like Marans or Welsummer. The no-tail is often passed down from that breed, even in a mixed breed.

 

[ChicksDigItFCF]

I have A chick like the orange one with a tail so i would guess it would be a easter egger, a amerucana or a arucana. I would say a arucana becuase the was the only breed out of that mix that has a rumpless variaty. but if it dosen't lay blue/green/pinkish eggs than my guesses are wrong

 

[ChicksDigItFCF]

The white one looks like polish or houdan to me

 

[336White Phoenix]

Night owl here eggs are almost like a smaller version of a turkey egg

The one with no tail, does she lay blue-ish or Olive colored eggs? Because usually, no tail means they're related to (or are) Araucana. The pure Araucana will lay blue eggs, and the Olive Eggers are made from breeding them to a dark egg layer like Marans or Welsummer. The no-tail is often passed down from that breed, even in a mixed breed.

 

[336White Phoenix]

Here eggs are a bit more pinkish tho but have some dark spots I wish I had a pic of the eggs but she only finished molting so it'll be a few weeks before shell start again

 

[Peppercorngal]

There is a breed of chicken that is considered "tailless". Called Manx Rumpy. They can be almost any color, have any type of comb and lay eggs from brown, white to green and blue!