My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

ohwhippets

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I bought some chicks from Sand Hill Preservation, including Black Australorps, Buff Orps, Kraienkoppes, Gold-laced Wyandottes, and Flame Jaerhons. So that narrows it down, right?
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The images are not high quality; I took them with my camera phone, and Mr. Cockerel was very squirrelly.

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Next post will be of his presumed sister.
 
Yeah, please do. The second one looks a lot like my Kraienkoppe hen, but I certainly can't be sure.
 
The first does look like a BBRed Kraienkoppe cockerel(I got 2 right now that are somewhat around the same age as yours, I will post pics tonight).

The pullet does not look like BBRed Kraie. The hens should look like a Brown leghorn. That pullet looks to be a wheaton colour of some sort, if she didn't have them yellow legs i would be inclined to say hatchery quality cubalaya.

I will go and make some pics of my young Kraies so you can compare.

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here are pictures of my BBRed Kraie Youngsters:

Cockerel:
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Pullet:
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Hope this helps in ID'ing your birds
 
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That pullet can-not be a cubalaya. Cubalaya do not come with yellow legs, even from commercial hatcheries (only one that I know of carries them and that's Ideal). They are white legged only.

I've from a good authority that Sandhill's cubalaya are of good quailty and type, if not a little on the small side.

I'm curious to see if the OP can get a better photo of the pullet.
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She looks like the BBR hens that are in the group shot on Feathesite. I know her color isn't the typcial for BBR, but not sure how the standard reads on this particular breed.
 

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