This chicken does not look like a chicken.....

[Heivonz]

......to me.
First time chick raising.
I have identified all of my chicks, but I have 3 of these and I have no idea what breed they could be.

Any ideas?

 

[Hei 20]

......to me.
First time chick raising.
I have identified all of my chicks, but I have 3 of these and I have no idea what breed they could be.

Any ideas?


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I have the same dilemma. LOL.

 

[NatJ]

I have identified all of my chicks, but I have 3 of these and I have no idea what breed they could be.

Where did you get the chicks?

From what I can see, it could possibly be a Brown Leghorn, a Welsummer, a Cream Legbar pullet, an Easter Egger (hatchery might call it Ameraucana), a Dark Cornish, a Speckled Sussex, a Golden Phoenix, a Spangled Russian Orloff, or probably a few other kinds.

If you got it from a particular hatchery, looking at their list of breeds can help narrow it down.

Comb type can help narrow it down too, and so can leg color.

 

[Hei 20]

I have the same dilemma. LOL.

I think yours has a darker tone of brown

 

[Anime2lover]

the look like easter eggers. their chicks look like that, but they have a wide variety of colors.

 

[Hei 20]

I have the same dilemma. LOL.

This is how he turned out to look like. He is now 3 months old.

 

[JadeFarms]

Easter egger chick

 

[Heivonz]

I got them from Hoover's Hatchery and they were supposed to be part of the standard egg layer production pack. They sell a ton of different breeds, so I'm having trouble narrowing these guys down. https://hoovershatchery.com/id-my-chick.html

 

[Heivonz]

This is how he turned out to look like. He is now 3 months old.

Wow, that is a GORGEOUS bird!

 

[Hei 20]

Wow, that is a GORGEOUS bird!

He is my only bird. Poor little baby, his other 3 siblings did not make it out of the egg.