Both a and b are called chickens.CHICK ID---
Anyone sure about what these chicks are? They were sold from the bantam bin at Cal Ranch. The second one is a boy, but not sure what breed---he is free to anyone wanting him (ya right!)
I wondered if it was an Aussie?
The first one has big feathered feet...maybe a cochin? Do the black ones have the white front as chicks?
Any positive ID would be greatly appreciated!
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The second one
Both a and b are called chickens.A domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat,
Both a and b are called chickens.A domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat,
Both a and b are called chickens.A domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat,
Quote: Canebeds, i agree with Sundance 100 %. All foolin aside, get to know your incubator before wasting money on eggs. I have 4 broodies i use but would only trust to hatch something that cost as much as 2 weeks of food for my flock. I also want an electric incubator but am not allowed to have one. I have been looking at the one like Sphinx uses. I think i could actually hide something that small.
Somedays i feel like a child in a candy store with mom standing behind me saying "NO YOU ARE NOT GET THAT!"
Anyone interested in some of these little cuties.My Silver Phoenix hen is just an amazing momma. Anyways I have 5 purebred Silver Phoenix Chicks. ( Yes these babies daddy is the one that just won Reserve and First place). I also have 4 Cute Polish/ Silver Phoenix Crosses too. Message me for prices.
