tractor supply chick ID?

[Camry08]

Hello, I recently bought five bantams from tractor supply. Two Silkies, one old English game, and two unknown. The two unknown ones have feathered feet any idea what they may be?

 

[NatJ]

I see single combs and feathered feet, so probably Cochins (which come in many colors, in both bantam and large size.)

 

[SilverBirds]

They look like brahmas to me.

 

[NatJ]

They look like brahmas to me.

What kind of comb are you seeing in those photos?
Brahma = pea comb
Cochin = single comb

I thought I saw single combs, but maybe you noticed something I missed.

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Looks like a cochin to me!

I only see a single comb.

 

[Ted_Harrell]

Buff cochin?

 

[SilverBirds]

What kind of comb are you seeing in those photos?
Brahma = pea comb
Cochin = single comb

I thought I saw single combs, but maybe you noticed something I missed.

I thought I saw a pea comb but the picture is also very small om my computer.

 

[Poodlemum]

They honestly look like D’Uccle to me, Mille Fleur and porcelain. Ours have varied from no cheek poofs to very floofy, hatchery quality is very typical with this

 

[Dela _gurl]

Hello, I recently bought five bantams from tractor supply. Two Silkies, one old English game, and two unknown. The two unknown ones have feathered feet any idea what they may be?

As a cochin owner/ breeder, I see Cochin or Brahma but I see single comb so I’m thinking buff Cochin maybe?

 

[NatJ]

They honestly look like D’Uccle to me, Mille Fleur and porcelain. Ours have varied from no cheek poofs to very floofy, hatchery quality is very typical with this

Those breeds are supposed to have the cheek poofs, but OP's chicks do not seem to have them, so I assumed not those breeds. I had forgotten that hatchery birds might lack them.

I guess we'll know more as they grow up, because Mille Fleur or Porcelain d'Uccles should definitely look different than Cochins as they get all their feathers.