Its time for another round of "NAME! THAT! CHICKEN!"

[capstone]

These guys/gals are all 5 weeks old now and I am pretty sure I have two roos as they bicker with each other, no feather pulling just bullying. LOL Any guesses on sex and a breed or mix would be a nice addition as well.
#1 I think is a roo


#2 I am almost sure is a roo this one has one feather coming out from each foot


#3

#4


#5 this one has a streak of black feathers down her leg.

 

[Eowyn2]

I hesitate to weigh in because I'm by no means an expert, but they look kinda like easter eggers to me. And I think #2 (third picture) is your only cockerel.

 

[tadpole98]

i would say #1 and 2 are cocks and the rest are hens
not sure about breed though, but maybe EEs? or marans?

U should name #5: Zoe!

 

[donrae]

One and two are roos, rest look like pullets so far.

Breed--maybe splash Andalusian? Can't recall what leg color they should have right off. Where did you get them?

 

[capstone]

thank you for your input.. it is much appreciated.

We got them from one of the ladies who runs the homeschool office and she got them from someone at church. So i am not sure what they are.

 

[Erin~TheChickenLover]

I agree with one of the previous posters. 1 and 2 are roosters and the rest are hens. They appear to be either blue or splash andalusions. I could be way off, though.

 

[capstone]

The 4-H expo was this past week and we looked the chickens over really well (found a few that I would like to have. LOL) and to us the andalusions looked the most like ours. The feet/leg color, feather color, the way they held themselves.. just looked a lot like ours only bigger of course.

So with 2 roos I will have to rehome one.. cant have 2 roos and 3 hens. too bad they dont have a nueter program for roosters...

 

[ESofVA]

I assume these are LF and not bantams? Could they be OEGB?

 

[capstone]

I appologize but I am not sure what the abreviations mean. I am new to chickens and their "lingo". LOL

 

[Erin~TheChickenLover]

I appologize but I am not sure what the abreviations mean. I am new to chickens and their "lingo". LOL

LF: large fowl
OEGB: Old English game bird