What breed AND gender is this?

[OneLostHen]

Got these 3 out of a "wait, those cute chicks get older and bigger? " type of situation. They were being kept in a very large cardboard box with the lid closed. No lights. Nothing...
Kids got bored of them, so time to sell.

They don't know what breed but I suspect buff orpington. I think I see 1 roo, but will definitely take better pics in the morning. Said to be 3 months old.
They're so fat! All they do all day is stand in the dark cardboard box I guess.

That'll all change from now on

These were the ad pics. Can see the box they were in.

In my coop for the night

 

[SunriseChickers]

They honestly all look like pullets to me, at that age. I think I see the one you're thinking is a Cockerel, with the slightly redder comb, but I'd kind of expect the comb to be bigger for a 3m/o roo.

 

[OneLostHen]

They honestly all look like pullets to me, at that age. I think I see the one you're thinking is a Cockerel, with the slightly redder comb, but I'd kind of expect the comb to be bigger for a 3m/o roo.

I sure hope so! That would be lovely!

Thank you for taking a look.

Do you think they're buff orps?

 

[redinator]

I sure hope so! That would be lovely!

Thank you for taking a look.

Do you think they're buff orps?

They do look like Buff Orpingtons. I have one 7 month old and 4 that are 11 weeks. But these are my first orpingtons so I could be wrong.

 

[SunriseChickers]

They do look like Buff Orpingtons. I have one 7 month old and 4 that are 11 weeks. But these are my first orpingtons so I could be wrong.

I sure hope so! That would be lovely!

Thank you for taking a look.

Do you think they're buff orps?

X2 to redinator, I've only had a couple of buff orpingtons myself, so I can't say for sure, but it's probably a pretty safe guess!

 

[JedJackson]

They might be buff Orpington mixes, but not purebred Orps since they have yellow legs, not white.

I suspect they are instead buff Plymouth rocks.

I think they are all pullets. No obvious cockerels at this point.

 

[OneLostHen]

They might be buff Orpington mixes, but not purebred Orps since they have yellow legs, not white.

I suspect they are instead buff Plymouth rocks.

I think they are all pullets. No obvious cockerels at this point.

I've never seen buff rocks, that's not saying much tho lol

Thank you for the response!

 

[Beau plus penny]

Got these 3 out of a "wait, those cute chicks get older and bigger? " type of situation. They were being kept in a very large cardboard box with the lid closed. No lights. Nothing...
Kids got bored of them, so time to sell.

They don't know what breed but I suspect buff orpington. I think I see 1 roo, but will definitely take better pics in the morning. Said to be 3 months old.
They're so fat! All they do all day is stand in the dark cardboard box I guess.

That'll all change from now on

These were the ad pics. Can see the box they were in.

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In my coop for the night
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Good morning! i wanted to start by saying i am by no means an expert put to me they look like buff plymouth rock bantams, i know they are bantams for sure tho.

 

[NatJ]

i know they are bantams for sure tho.

I thought they looked like they will be normal large fowl size after they finish growing up. What makes you sure they are bantams?

 

[OneLostHen]

Good morning! i wanted to start by saying i am by no means an expert put to me they look like buff plymouth rock bantams, i know they are bantams for sure tho.

Thank you for taking a look. Im curious too, what makes you say bantams? They're already a hefty size and not yet of laying age.

Pics from this morning. Probably their first time seeing grass. Poor babies.