Mystery "premium" "pullets" from rural king

[MamaBelle5]

These babies are between 3&4 weeks old to my knowledge. They had some of their feathers when we bought them. But they were in a mystery bin and I don't know what breeds they are. Best guess from me is one gold laced wyandotte, one red blue laced wyandotte, and one speckled sussex cockerel. What do you all think?

 

[MamaBelle5]

But just to be clear, I don't put any stock in my best guess lol

 

[Sussex19]

I'm really not sure about breeds.
One does look like a gold laced wyandotte, none really look like speckled sussex imo.
Some almost look like Buff Sussex. but then have yellow legs...
None are standing out as cockerels to me.

 

[MamaBelle5]

I'm really not sure about breeds.
One does look like a gold laced wyandotte, none really look like speckled sussex imo.
Some almost look like Buff Sussex. but then have yellow legs...
None are standing out as cockerels to me.

I think you may be talking about my buff brahmas. The ones that I'm specifically asking about are these:

Tater Tot (this is the one I fear may be a cockerel)

Muffin:

And Dawn:

 

[MamaBelle5]

Also, I'm sorry the images are so huge.

 

[nuthatched]

They look like Easter eggers

 

[MamaBelle5]

Man I hope not. 90% of my hens are EEs. I just wanted some new breeds to add to the mix. Plus, EE wasn't listed on the bin so I certainly wasn't expecting them.

 

[fluffycrow]

I agree, they look like EEs

 

[TheAlarmCluck]

Man I hope not. 90% of my hens are EEs. I just wanted some new breeds to add to the mix. Plus, EE wasn't listed on the bin so I certainly wasn't expecting them.

Try calling Rural King and asking if they had any EEs. If they did, you most likely have some in your mystery mix.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Tater Tot is possibly a hatchery quality Russian orloff