Need help with breed ID

[LaurenRitz]

Of the five chicks in this picture, I know the identity of two. The white and the black are mixed breeds. They are all 10 weeks old, and I believe all are pullets.

The other 3 could be either Kraienkoppe or American Game. I can't find pictures of juveniles for either breed. Just chicks and adults.

My guess is that I have one black-breasted red Kraienkoppe (the darker brown) one silver, and one American Game (the lighter brown).

 

[redinator]

Of the five chicks in this picture, I know the identity of two. The white and the black are mixed breeds. They are all 10 weeks old, and I believe all are pullets.

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The other 3 could be either Kraienkoppe or American Game. I can't find pictures of juveniles for either breed. Just chicks and adults.

My guess is that I have one black-breasted red Kraienkoppe (the darker brown) one silver, and one American Game (the lighter brown).

We'd need full body pictures to have any ideas.

 

[LaurenRitz]

Hope this helps. I'm the scary monster, and they always run into tall grass.

The last two are the same bird.

 

[LaurenRitz]

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Where did you get them?

 

[LaurenRitz]

Where did you get them?

Sandhillpreservation.com

 

[D1N0]

Of the five chicks in this picture, I know the identity of two. The white and the black are mixed breeds. They are all 10 weeks old, and I believe all are pullets.

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The other 3 could be either Kraienkoppe or American Game. I can't find pictures of juveniles for either breed. Just chicks and adults.

My guess is that I have one black-breasted red Kraienkoppe (the darker brown) one silver, and one American Game (the lighter brown).

Light brown might be a cinnamon queen

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

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Sandhill’s website is a mess to go through. They’re known for very out-of-standard birds. With that in mind, I think your silver pullet is a Silver Kraienkoppe with the wrong leg color. With the lobster tail and pink legs of your red pullet, I feel that she is a Cubalaya. I’m not sure why they call the variety black breasted red when they’re technically wheaten but it seems the APA also calls the variety this. I think your cockerel is very likely a Black Breasted Red Shamo. I’m not seeing American Game characteristics in any