UPDATE NEW PICS-Hope they're Buckeye pullets?!?!

[TheAlrightyGina]

Their heads are completely feathered with no bare skin showing or signs of a comb coming up. I bred parrots for years and these chicks have smooth heads like adult parrots (at least for now!)

Here's new pics w/o the heat lamp on. Thanks, y'all!

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by smooth heads, but I can see the little spikes that indicate single combs on some of the chicks.

 

[Rt66Kix]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by smooth heads, but I can see the little spikes that indicate single combs on some of the chicks.

It's all smooth feathers with no skin bumps to suggest a comb growing.

 

[Painted Calls]

It's all smooth feathers with no skin bumps to suggest a comb growing.

These are their combs.

 

[gimmie birdies]

Make sure they don't eat that saw dust by mistake.

 

[Rt66Kix]

These are their combs.
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Ooohhhhh...I'm such a rookie! Thank you

 

[Weeg]

Make sure they don't eat that saw dust by mistake.

You dot need to worry to much about this. They may eat a tiny bit, but usually not enough to hurt themselves.

 

[Rt66Kix]

These are their combs.
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So if not Buckeyes, then what are they?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They're a bit young, but all look like pullets up until this point. Where are they from? If from a hatchery, you have a couple Buckeyes and some Rhode Island Reds. Could you get individual comb pictures to help with breeds? It's hard to tell how many of each you have

This pic is a circled Buckeye (pea comb)

Rhode Island Red (single comb)

 

[The Moonshiner]

Look like production reds to me.
Are they all single comb or?

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

It can be really hard to tell Buckeyes from RIR until they grow out.

Look like production reds to me.
Are they all single comb or?

No, I think just two or three are single, the others are pea combed.