Is this White leghorns or Cornish Rocks

[J.S. Webb]

What kind of chicks are these.

 

[Mrs.brown]

I think you forgot the picture.

 

[fshinggrl]

I don't know but wanted to wish you a warm welcome!

 

[N&MSchroeder]

How old are they? Their legs appear to be too thick for a leghorn, but your chicks don't seem to be overly heavy like a meat bird. I'm leaning toward meat birds. Any pictures of individual chicks?

 

[J.S. Webb]

Regrettably I do not know the age as I purchased them from TSC (mistake), but here is a pic of one of them.
http://picpaste.com/IMG_0116-o1QLY7lv.gif

 

[J.S. Webb]

Here is another........... this is of the cockrell.

http://picpaste.com/IMG_0127-cZOfm7tN.png

 

[clintwilson59]

i would say cornish rocks

 

[mother o' chicks72]

wait until they are a little older, if they get extremely fat and have large bald spots on their wings they're cornish.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Cornish are not necessarily excessively large with bald wings. You are thinking of cornish X rocks, a cross breed. Cornish X Rocks are table ready at about 8 weeks. Cornish will still have a lot of growing to do, as will rocks. Cornish have a pea comb; plymouth rocks and leghorns have single combs. Cornish and plymouth rocks will have red earlobes; leghorns have white. Leghorns will be the "slimmest" of these breeds.

 

[J.S. Webb]

Actually I am thinking that these birds are just white Plymouth rocks. Their body in not very heavy, plus I have one of the same bread that is tiny. I will update everyone as they get older.