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[Dawnclucks22]

Hey, everyone! A friend of mine ( @Ivy Love ) got a pair of chickens a couple months back (was it months? I honestly don't remember.) She had no idea what the breed or gender was, so that's where you guys come in. (I hope.) Any additional questions may take a bit longer to answer because they're not mine, so sorry about that!

I think it's pretty safe to say that this guy's a rooster, but breed is still a mystery.

He/she has a slight, quiet crow.

Hen maybe? Cochin/EE mix possibly? Let me know your thoughts, even if your guess has no basis whatsoever; I'll look into it. Thanks guys, you guys are great

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Is the first rooster a bantam? He looks like he might have old English game or Japanese bantam in him.

The second chicken is definitely a rooster, an Easter egger or Easter egger mix.

 

[21hens-incharge]

That second bird is a male. The saddle feathers are very long and pointy and there is that tale tell red in the shoulders.

I agree EE or an EE mix.

 

[Ivy Love]

Cool. They are actually my chickens, I sent the pictures to my friend to put on here because I am fairly new. Thanks for the input!!! The one on the top is named Duck, and the one on the bottom is Shadow (my other friend named them when we got them XD)

 

[Ivy Love]

And they are both(or should be) bantams. I got them a few months back from the Tractor Supply store in Ramona.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

And they are both(or should be) bantams. I got them a few months back from the Tractor Supply store in Ramona.

Could you get a picture of them standing next to regular sized chickens?

 

[Ivy Love]

Could you get a picture of them standing next to regular sized chickens?

I can try, its dark out now, but I might have some pictures that will help

 

[junebuggena]

Looks like a Silver Duckwing Old English Game Bantam and an Easter Egger Bantam. Both cockerels. Notice how different the feathers on their backs are from the hens in your pictures.

 

[Ivy Love]

I will try to get some pictures tomorrow for you all. It was too dark to take them today.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Looks like a Silver Duckwing Old English Game Bantam and an Easter Egger Bantam. Both cockerels. Notice how different the feathers on their backs are from the hens in your pictures.

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