Were these birds Aseels?

[Ashlie2001]

I'm curious, as when we bought them from Tractor Supply, the label said that they were as "Aseels" were they right? I said "were" in the title since we lost the rooster due to illness in winter of 2015 ( think) and we lost the hen in April of last year. The rooster was really sweet and would just sit in my lap (top picture was taken on August 17, 2014)) his name was Harry. The bottom picture is the hen (which was taken on November 23, 2017) her name was Liam.

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

Nope, looks like Easter eggers to me!

 

[NatJ]

What color eggs did the hen lay? If they were blue or green, then Easter Eggers for sure.

 

[Gray Farms]

Easter Eggers

 

[JadeFarms]

Easter Eggers

 

[Ashlie2001]

What color eggs did the hen lay? If they were blue or green, then Easter Eggers for sure.

I think she laid brown

 

[Jenwisp]

Welcome back!

 

[NatJ]

I think she laid brown

Some Easter Eggers do lay brown eggs, although most lay blue or green. So they could have been Easter Eggers, as several people suggested.

Those chickens just don't look like Aseels to me, and Tractor Supply seems to have problems with getting the right labels on the right chicks.

If you google for photos of Aseel chickens, they seem to stand differently than most other chickens (more upright). Your photos don't show the chickens standing, but if you look at photos on the internet you might recognize that yours did (or did not) look like that.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I've never heard of a tsc having aseels. Perhaps it said Americana or Araucana?

 

[Ashlie2001]

Harry standing