Mixed pullets, any idea what breed?

[Jaemomma]

#1

#2 These first 3 pics are all the same chick. There are two of these, they are double the size of all the others but they are the same age, 2 weeks old.

#3

#4 OK, this one is supposed to be a hen but look at that comb! Any idea what breed?

#5 There are two of these as well.

#6 This is the other chick of the same breed as #4, see the much smaller comb?

#7 This is one of the ones we hatched at home, momma is a buff orpington and we think Daddy is our Sussex roo. Just added this pic because this chick is adorable!

#8 another pic of chick from pic #4

#9 You can see the size difference really well here.

#10 momma silkie and her adopted babies.

#11 This one we hatched at home too, momma is a BO and we think Daddy is our Partridge Plymouth Rock roo. Just posted because he/she is adorable!

 

[Sunshine0235]

#1

This is a cornish cross, a meat bird.

 

[Jaemomma]

I was worried about that. I wanted more egg layers. It's my own fault for getting unlabeled chicks. I also got 3 straight run barred rocks, and I am pretty sure there are at least 3 pullets. I don't mind eating a few of the 15 we have though.

 

[BantamFan4Life]

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Cornish Cross
#2 These first 3 pics are all the same chick. There are two of these, they are double the size of all the others but they are the same age, 2 weeks old.

#3

#4 OK, this one is supposed to be a hen but look at that comb! Any idea what breed?
Does it have feathered legs? If so, Golden Laced Cochin.
#5 There are two of these as well.
I'm not sure, mixed breed?
#6 This is the other chick of the same breed as #4, see the much smaller comb?

#7 This is one of the ones we hatched at home, momma is a buff orpington and we think Daddy is our Sussex roo. Just added this pic because this chick is adorable!
White Leghorn?
#8 another pic of chick from pic #4

#9 You can see the size difference really well here.

#10 momma silkie and her adopted babies.

#11 This one we hatched at home too, momma is a BO and we think Daddy is our Partridge Plymouth Rock roo. Just posted because he/she is adorable!
Easter Egger

 

[Wyandottes7]

#1
Cornish Cross broiler.

Cockerel. Does it have feathered legs?
#5 There are two of these as well.
Maybe Production Reds, or possibly a colored meat bird like a Pioneer.

Not sure on breed, but may also be a cockerel.

Very cute!

 

[BantamLover21]

I agree with Wyandottes7's guesses.