Hey all,
About 4 months ago I bought a bunch of cheap chicks at tractor supply. At at 50 cents each each I got about 60 of them. Various breeds Rhode Island reds, Delaware, Blue sapphire, Production reds, and Easter eggers. Over time I sold most of them. Now that they are bigger I can tell that the ones listed as Easter eggers are not like any Easter eggers I've ever seen. Yellow legs white lobes no muffs or tuffs at all I know Easter eggers can vary in appearance but all of these pullets look the same. I ended up with a couple males too. Both with the same comb and coloring. But one had no tail and the other is super tiny, more than half the size of the others. I actually had 2 pullets the same super tiny size but both didn't make it. So I am wondering what are these guys ? Maybe starlight greens? What do you think?
This is the tiny roo, sold the other one who looked just like him but standard size and no tail. Rainbow of colors.
Here are some of his brood mates that are more than twice his size
About 4 months ago I bought a bunch of cheap chicks at tractor supply. At at 50 cents each each I got about 60 of them. Various breeds Rhode Island reds, Delaware, Blue sapphire, Production reds, and Easter eggers. Over time I sold most of them. Now that they are bigger I can tell that the ones listed as Easter eggers are not like any Easter eggers I've ever seen. Yellow legs white lobes no muffs or tuffs at all I know Easter eggers can vary in appearance but all of these pullets look the same. I ended up with a couple males too. Both with the same comb and coloring. But one had no tail and the other is super tiny, more than half the size of the others. I actually had 2 pullets the same super tiny size but both didn't make it. So I am wondering what are these guys ? Maybe starlight greens? What do you think?
This is the tiny roo, sold the other one who looked just like him but standard size and no tail. Rainbow of colors.
Here are some of his brood mates that are more than twice his size
