New Hampshire or Isa brown?

[Chicken mouth]

Helllo there,
My grandpa bought these chickens a few weeks ago and we are a bit unsure what breed they are. At first we thought New Hampshire, but now we are thinking isa brown. It slipped our minds to ask the breeder what breed they were when we got them. They are tame and are quite happy to get picked up. They have a love for meal worms, cheese and yoghurt.

What breed do you think they are?

Thanks,
Daniel

 

[crash0330]

They are red sex links, You can tell by the white feathers in the neck and on the tail!

 

[pixie74943]

definately look like my ISA... you might have even got them at the same place as me

 

[High Roost Ranch]

Chances are since you're down under, that they are ISA Brown. They are NOT NH because NH doesn't carry any white in them. I'm not that familiar with ISA but the other poster may be onto something, you may have gotten your birds both from the same source.

 

[Chicken mouth]

Thanks for the help!
I was thinking they might of been ISA...pixie did you get them from Murray Bridge? Don Parker was the breeders name.

 

[pixie74943]

No

I got them from Murrey Hillier Poultry, I love that place, the guy who runs it has got to be 70+ but he loves his birds. He sells ISA's Australorp, and Leghorns

They're probably ISA though, because when I was hunting for somewhere to buy my chickens, EVERYONE I called sold ISA's. There were about three people who didnt, Murray Hillier was the only one within driving distance.

Although, Wednesday I'm off to McLaren Flat (from Modbury) to pick up some banties

 

[Tiss]

Look like my red sex-linked.

 

[zebra1987]

There are defent Isa Browns because we got Isa Browns and there defent Isa Browns