Please tell me these are not the whites ones you have to eat

[mrbuch]

Some one told me these might be cornish rocks I dont eat or show I just love them

 

[fourpawsfarm]

Where did you purchase them? Did they not know what they were selling?

 

[Veer67]

I don't think so, they look more like White Leghorns to me. I'm seeing a few roosters too.

 

[Veer67]

Just if you are wondering about genders:

Picture1 ( not counting duplicate) and 2- pullet
Picture 3 and 4 chick in front is a pullet
Picture 5- and 6- cockerel
7 and beyond- looks like a pullet.

 

[donrae]

They're not cornish cross, they look like leghorns.

 

[chase4585]

Just my guess and from my Cornish x I had they look just like them. If they double in size in a week u will know lol

 

[Mehjr10]

How old are they, by looking at the amount of feathers I would guess four to five weeks. If that is close in age a CX would be four to five pounds and my Batches of CX's that we have done dont't usually have that good of a feather covering.

So I would say no on the CX's

Let us Know.

 

[BantamLover21]

They don't look like Cornish crosses to me; I think they're either White Plymouth Rocks or White Leghorns.

 

[NextGeneration]

I think it's a White Leghorn.

 

[mrbuch]

No I got them at tsc and they were all pullets they said