Mystery chick???

[Madie'sOddFlock]

This little one was in the bantam bin at tractor supply(I noticed our was big so I got it, we don't really do bantams around here). When I got it home I quickly realized it was much bigger than everyone else. It should only be about a week old tops. Any ideas on what breed it is?
Thanks,
Madie

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

It is without a doubt an Easter Egger but it does not look like a Easter Egger bantam

 

[Cyprus]

It is without a doubt an Easter Egger but it does not look like a Easter Egger bantam

100% agree

 

[AlleysChicks]

I bet it got put back in the wrong bin. I picked these 6 up Saturday.

 

[Alexandra33]

Adorable Easter Egger.

~Alex

 

[Ladybird CA]

This little one was in the bantam bin at tractor supply(I noticed our was big so I got it, we don’t really do bantams around here). When I got it home I quickly realized it was much bigger than everyone else. It should only be about a week old tops. Any ideas on what breed it is?
Thanks,
Madie
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EE

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

It’s cool when you find the ee’s in light colors, they always turn out so beautiful

 

[Madie'sOddFlock]

Thank you, that makes me feel much better because my aunt tried to say it would be a Cornish... Which made little to no sense at all, so... I'm glad you can all agree(I was beginning to wonder about those little muffs beginning to appear)

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

It’s an Easter Egger. I’ve seen Cornish crosses in the Bantam bin at TSC.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

EE... I've seen Cornish Crosses miss labeled as brahmas... and brahmas miss labeled as orpingtons... in the same TSC. They're notorious for mis-labeling.