They are white with a pinkish undertone. Their skin in also white. I checked beneath the feathers. They do have a bit of yellow around the eyelids and the top skin on the base of the beak. I assume these are all areas that will turn deep pink as they become mature. The beak itself is not yellow. My husband now thinks I'm a bit loopy as I ran right out to peer at the bottoms of my chickens feet.
I feel the exact same way! Every hatch is like the first time! I even get excited for others, lol.Hello All, This is SUCH a great thread, I am glad I found it. I am breeding these gorgeous birds myself and am happy I have found a group who can share their experiences with me. I am breeding from Marc Sacre, Nellie's at Rockin-G (the best little hen came from her, a funny girl) and Greenfire Farms and I have a hen that is Greenfire/Marc Sacre crossed. I am like the rest of you, I am just in love with the breed and I hope to have diversity in my line to improve them. I have some great hatches going on right now and it never gets old, watching them hatch and grow.
