What am I? Tsc bantam bin

[Peeperscreepers]

I got these 2 at tractor supply in the bantam bin along with a silkie. The last one is was in the same bin but when I went back they had some in another bin that looked suspiciously like the last one in the pics. the sign on those said wydonette. I think it's a one of those? I was watching all the other tsc bantam posts to see if anybody's looked like mine but they didnt. Does any body know? Thanks

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Your last one does look like it could be a silver laced Wyandotte.

But one of your pics looks like feathered legs/feet. How many toes?

You can always call them and find out which hatchery their chicks came from. Then look at that hatcheries web site to narrow down your possibilities.

 

[Peeperscreepers]

It does have feathered feet! The grey one with white wing feathers coming in. then there's a LITTLE (smaller than the silkie) dark one I'll count toes when I go in to change the water in a min. I tried calling tractor supply to ask all I got was "I don't know sorry", click. I was trying to explain they could probably find it on a invoice or something sent with chicks or the BOX but was hung up on. I get it, they are busy with chick days and it's anything but their specialty. Some of those employees had probably never touched a chicken till they were dropped off. I get it. Maybe I will stop in and can get a answer instead of the shaft. On the bright side my husband told me yesterday I can have all the chickens I want. Uh-o! After I see how the ones I have goes I may need an addition to the coop.

 

[Kruchti]

All you want! I’d go get more before he changes his mind!

 

[Rocky Rhodes]

It does have feathered feet! The grey one with white wing feathers coming in. then there's a LITTLE (smaller than the silkie) dark one I'll count toes when I go in to change the water in a min. I tried calling tractor supply to ask all I got was "I don't know sorry", click. I was trying to explain they could probably find it on a invoice or something sent with chicks or the BOX but was hung up on. I get it, they are busy with chick days and it's anything but their specialty. Some of those employees had probably never touched a chicken till they were dropped off. I get it. Maybe I will stop in and can get a answer instead of the shaft. On the bright side my husband told me yesterday I can have all the chickens I want. Uh-o! After I see how the ones I have goes I may need an addition to the coop.

The folks that work at TSC in my area can't tell a chicken from a duck. They are mostly young kids. I saw a shipping box on the floor by the bantam bin from C.M. Estes hatchery. I don't know if they all come from the same place, or not?

 

[Peeperscreepers]

Your right, it's mostly kids working for some extra income or working their way through college. Not their fault, maybe tsc should give some kind of short class on animals if they are gonna sell them. Kinda like asking MOST of the Lowe's employees a question. Lol. I'll look that hatchery up it may be the same but it may also depend on where in the us you are located and what the closest hatchery is? I'm not sure.