Ok, these chicks are about a week old? Maybe older. They were all fluff when we got them last Saturday and are literally growing like weeds! I picked out 6 assorted layers, and 4 straight run barred rock. Now that they are getting bigger, I don't think I have 4 barred rocks, and I'm interested in knowing what they may be! This is my first time owning chicks, so I'm fairly inexperienced.
Chick A


I had thought barred rock, but it has different those long front white wings, and only a dark wash on it's legs unlike the ones below.
Chick B


This one I'm thinking is barred rock, only a black wash on front of it's legs, and wings are more stripe-y.
Chick C


This lovey lady was in the assorted pullets. They were also selling production reds, but she doesn't really look like any production reds I've seen. So I was just curious.
Chick D


The legs started with a wash, but now are definitely turning dark. Also no stripe-y patterns, like the ones I assume are barred rocks.
Chick E


Kind of like the one above, legs are turning dark as well.
Chick F

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Black wash on legs, but not black legs like others and has more of a stripe-y wing pattern.
Chick G


This chick was the only one who acted playful while I took picture. I'd like to think this little is a rooster but time will tell! s you can see stripe-y pattern tot eh wings and slight dark wash on legs.
Thanks for looking at my pictures, and I can't wait to hear what you think!
Chick A
I had thought barred rock, but it has different those long front white wings, and only a dark wash on it's legs unlike the ones below.
Chick B
This one I'm thinking is barred rock, only a black wash on front of it's legs, and wings are more stripe-y.
Chick C
This lovey lady was in the assorted pullets. They were also selling production reds, but she doesn't really look like any production reds I've seen. So I was just curious.
Chick D
The legs started with a wash, but now are definitely turning dark. Also no stripe-y patterns, like the ones I assume are barred rocks.
Chick E
Kind of like the one above, legs are turning dark as well.
Chick F
Black wash on legs, but not black legs like others and has more of a stripe-y wing pattern.
Chick G
This chick was the only one who acted playful while I took picture. I'd like to think this little is a rooster but time will tell! s you can see stripe-y pattern tot eh wings and slight dark wash on legs.
Thanks for looking at my pictures, and I can't wait to hear what you think!