Mystery Bantam chick - breed?

[Paradisewife]

My last one: possible breed ? 5-6 days old from mixed bantam group.

 

[JedJackson]

Is it from a hatchery/store or hatched from a backyard flock? If it is the former, I think black or birchen old English game. If the latter, it is probably a mixed breed.

 

[Paradisewife]

Thanks a lot - yes it was a tsc bantam mix. I'm a bit hyper, and lack patience with communication sometimes. I posted yesterday at noonish- "TSC bantam mix" - breeds? But needed to post more picks. Would love id's on the OEG birds, have no experience with them.

 

[JedJackson]

Thanks a lot - yes it was a tsc bantam mix. I'm a bit hyper, and lack patience with communication sometimes. I posted yesterday at noonish- "TSC bantam mix" - breeds? But needed to post more picks. Would love id's on the OEG birds, have no experience with them.

Hopefully it's a female. OEGB males can be a little feisty sometimes. They are small and very active bantams, and will fly if they get the chance. Which means a covered run is best.

 

[ChickQueen77]

it might be a Black Sex Link

 

[Paradisewife]

@ChickQueen77 I think you may be right, I ruled out OEGB because of the dark-washed legs & feet. But the wings.....
I have 2 Black Sex Links that are almost 11 wks, (standards), and even at 1wk their wings were bigger (comparatively) than this little one's are at 2 weeks.
I've only seen tiny wings like that on silkies, but I hadn't been 'looking' at chickens until the last few years. Here is today's photo op results.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

@ChickQueen77 I think you may be right, I ruled out OEGB because of the dark-washed legs & feet. But the wings.....
I have 2 Black Sex Links that are almost 11 wks, (standards), and even at 1wk their wings were bigger (comparatively) than this little one's are at 2 weeks.
I've only seen tiny wings like that on silkies, but I hadn't been 'looking' at chickens until the last few years. Here is today's photo op results.

There is not a chance it’s a Black Sexlink. I know of no hatcheries that do that cross as a bantam because logistically, no one is buying bantams for production. It’s either a Barred Rock Bantam or Barred OEGB. Rocks should have yellow skin but also were pretty slow to mature for me. I think this is just a waiting game for skin color. I believe this was taken at around 4 weeks but only then was my Barred Rock Bantam pullet getting yellow

 

[Paradisewife]

There is not a chance it’s a Black Sexlink. I know of no hatcheries that do that cross as a bantam because logistically, no one is buying bantams for production. It’s either a Barred Rock Bantam or Barred OEGB. Rocks should have yellow skin but also were pretty slow to mature for me. I think this is just a waiting game for skin color. I believe this was taken at around 4 weeks but only then was my Barred Rock Bantam pullet getting yellow
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And look how smart she is, showing a leg for me. Honestly, I hadn't consciously made the connection (sex link/production), but duh. Can't believe it didn't register.
Too much chaos. We have 2wk(6), 3wk(7), 4wk(10), and 11wk(12) old flocks.
Thanks for the help.