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Unfortunately I was not allowed to see the parents. The gentleman had said he thought the roo was an RIR and someone had said to him that the roo was more likely an Ameraucana. I do not know if indeed an Ameraucana roo can be confused with an RIR and, he refused to let me see the parents when I asked so alas, I do not know. I will post pics of the chicks in another week or so in an attempt to get an idea of what genealogy I may have and let the opinions roll as they may. My intention was NOT to keep this hatch as it was a practice run with this new bator prior to committing to a pure bred hatch. But, and a big "but" it is the DW has fallen in love with no less than ALL of these fluffys and I will have a hard time selling her on the idea of donating them and starting anew with pure breds.
Thats kinda wierd cause the cant be. But i believe the black ones with the white on there chest and black beaks are the BO chicks. They look like the ones i hatched.
