Just confirming these are girls?

[Shelly Chip]

Hi!

A few weeks ago I posted a pic of some bantam mix breed chicks. Someone said they are probably cochin mixes due to their feathered feet, and someone else thought they were girls (I hope so)! I wanted to post their pics again now that they are a little older and get your guesses as to breed and gender. They have feathered legs and are bantams.

 

[fosterson]

Well, their breed is 'mixed bantam'

They're still pretty young, but I'd say you PROBABLY have two pullets. That could easily change, though, as they get older. Watch for one or both to suddenly start having a really pink comb or a comb that grows really fast compared to the other -- those are usually your roos.

 

[aljon23]

yes your two chicks are both girl

 

[Wyandottes7]

Yes, they are pullets. Pretty little birds!

 

[donrae]

They do both appear to be females.

They don't have cochin in them, though. Those feathered legs came from whatever breed of bantam looks like a d'uccle but has a clean face. Sorry, I'm not good with bantam breeds and can't remember what it's called.

 

[BantamLover21]

Both look like pullets. They do appear to be mixed breeds; I would say they have Salmon Faverolles in them, but they don't have the characteristic muffs/beard of that breed.

 

[Brandi Leigh]

pullets

 

[Shelly Chip]

Thanks for the confirmation that they are pullets. I looked up faverolles and these two do look a lot like the salmon ones. Thanks!