Name that chick!

[wtxgrl]

Hi everyone! Im new, this is my first post. I did do a little searching first, and saw someone respond to a similar pic and question that recognizing chicks is a hard thing to do because so many look similar. But heres my question. My husband went to the feed store and came home with a dozen easter eggers and a dozen gold shoulder "something or other" . Hubbs was told both were good egg layers. So...is this a golden phoenix Yokohama (that is not a good egg layer(?)) Or is a gold shoulder something else entirely. Or should i just hang tight for awhile. I think theyre just 3 days old. Were so new to this!

 

[em_dawson]

Hi everyone! Im new, this is my first post. I did do a little searching first, and saw someone respond to a similar pic and question that recognizing chicks is a hard thing to do because so many look similar. But heres my question. My husband went to the feed store and came home with a dozen easter eggers and a dozen gold shoulder "something or other" . Hubbs was told both were good egg layers. So...is this a golden phoenix Yokohama (that is not a good egg layer(?)) Or is a gold shoulder something else entirely. Or should i just hang tight for awhile. I think theyre just 3 days old. Were so new to this!

They look a little like Buckeye chicks... here’s a pic! I might be off because of the lighting, though.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

Red rangers?

 

[em_dawson]

They also look like Golden Buffs!

 

[wtxgrl]

They look a little like Buckeye chicks... here’s a pic! I might be off because of the lighting, though.
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Thats exactly what they look like!

 

[em_dawson]

Thats exactly what they look like!

It might be a little early to tell, but that would be awesome!! They’re a more rare breed and they can be “respectable layers”.

 

[wtxgrl]

Thanks everyone, for your responses! Seems like ill be just waiting and seeing to be sure! Yay chicken surprise!