Is this a light brahma?

[Skyler1]

I purchased 6 chicks in may, all different breeds, but I’m not sure if this one is a light brahma. It’s my first time raising chickens, so I’m not as familiar with baby chickens feather colors, and I apologize for the blurry photos.

 

[Hannahnic14]

That isn't a brahma. Light Brahmas are black and white and they will have feathered legs. Not sure what yours is, maybe someone else can help!

 

[Buffbrahmasforever]

That is not a brahma unfortunately, because of the single comb, wrong coloration, and absence of feathered feet. It also appears to be a cockerel (rooster) incase you were unaware. If you want a better chance at breed guessing I suggest you wait until he is full grown. Then repost with clear pictures of legs full body, comb/head, as well as listing of where you got him, and what possible breeds there were at this place if there was a list. Hope this helps!

 

[cherrynberry]

I purchased 6 chicks in may, all different breeds, but I’m not sure if this one is a light brahma. It’s my first time raising chickens, so I’m not as familiar with baby chickens feather colors, and I apologize for the blurry photos.

Yeah, thats a cockerel, I am not great on breed though.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Need better photos to determine breed, but it is indeed male.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I purchased 6 chicks in may, all different breeds, but I’m not sure if this one is a light brahma. It’s my first time raising chickens, so I’m not as familiar with baby chickens feather colors, and I apologize for the blurry photos.

Not a Brahma. Looks like an Orpington, & a cockerel.

Could also be a Ranger Broiler too, which also come in Buff. Can't tell for sure though.

 

[Painted Calls]

Skin looks white. I'm saying BO cockerel.

 

[Skyler1]

That is not a brahma unfortunately, because of the single comb, wrong coloration, and absence of feathered feet. It also appears to be a cockerel (rooster) incase you were unaware. If you want a better chance at breed guessing I suggest you wait until he is full grown. Then repost with clear pictures of legs full body, comb/head, as well as listing of where you got him, and what possible breeds there were at this place if there was a list. Hope this helps!

The breeds that were being sold included Red Broiler/Rudd Ranger Straight Run, Cinnamon Queen Pullets, Cornish Cross Straight Run, Rhode Island Red Pullets, Buff Orpington Pullets, Barred Rock Pullets, Easter Egger Pullets, and Light Brahma Pullets. They were from Cackle Hatchery, and I got them at Blain’s Farm and Fleet. I think the employee accidentally picked one of the Buff Orpington chicks, which had been sexed wrong by the hatchery.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

He looks like a beautiful buff orpington cockerel to me! We have two buff orpington hens right now and one even hatched out some babies while she was still a pullet.

 

[BeccaRecca13]

The breeds that were being sold included Red Broiler/Rudd Ranger Straight Run, Cinnamon Queen Pullets, Cornish Cross Straight Run, Rhode Island Red Pullets, Buff Orpington Pullets, Barred Rock Pullets, Easter Egger Pullets, and Light Brahma Pullets. They were from Cackle Hatchery, and I got them at Blain’s Farm and Fleet. I think the employee accidentally picked one of the Buff Orpington chicks, which had been sexed wrong by the hatchery.

Looks like a buff Orpington to me. I have 4 myself, bought as Pullets. Mine are currently 8 weeks old (Bought May 15th).