ISA Brown... Pullets?

[burgandyrae]

I have 4 like these. They are supposed to be pullets and I bought them from tractor supply. They're between 1-2 weeks but I thought the pullets would be red!

 

[burgandyrae]

Also I have this sweet little bantam

 

[burgandyrae]

And this bantam with feathered feet. The bantams were assorted so I have no idea what they are.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

I have 4 like these. They are supposed to be pullets and I bought them from tractor supply. They're between 1-2 weeks but I thought the pullets would be red!

If they don't start getting red soon they are most likely cockerels.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Also I have this sweet little bantam

This looks like an OEGB to young to sex though.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

And this bantam with feathered feet. The bantams were assorted so I have no idea what they are.

This one maybe a Cochin or Brahma, if it has a straight comb it is most likely a Cochin if it has a pea comb it is a Brahma. It also maybe a d'Uccle but I don't see "puffy" cheeks so I don't think it is one.

 

[LadyJane8]

It (chick #1) looks to have a reddish head and back. If it was a roo, it would be silver/white/yellow in color. Since the ISAs are a sex-link for color, the reddish fluff means female.

 

[burgandyrae]

If they don't start getting red soon they are most likely cockerels.

I hope they do get red. I don't need that many roosters and they were in the bin that said pullets :/

 

[burgandyrae]

This looks like an OEGB to young to sex though.

What's an OEGB? This is my first batch of chicks so I'm new!

 

[burgandyrae]

This one maybe a Cochin or Brahma, if it has a straight comb it is most likely a Cochin if it has a pea comb it is a Brahma. It also maybe a d'Uccle but I don't see "puffy" cheeks so I don't think it is one.

Those are the breeds I was thinking! What is the difference between a pea comb and a straight comb?