What breed are these, and sex if anyone can tell but I think it’s too early.

[Texaschickie85]

i know the four white ones are silkies (and I think they are mostly Roo’s), but I have two of the light tan that have fluffy feet, and two the the dark brown with fluffy feet, and two of the small ones that im not even sure if they are chickens. They all came from a tub at the feed store that said “mixed” so I just have no idea. Any help appreciated.

 

[Welshies]

Feathered feet ones are most likely Brahmas. Small ones might be EEs. The small ones are chickens.

 

[Welshies]

Feathered feet ones are most likely Brahmas. Small ones might be EEs. The small ones are chickens.

 

[fawndane]

Most people when they see a mixed breed chicken call it an Easter Egger. They don’t look anything like a true EE.

Maybe Buff Brahmas, or a Brahma mix.

 

[chickendreams24]

I'm guessing bantam Cochins and old English game bantams black breasted red. Although the photos aren't great the two I see appear to have pullet coloring so far.


Individual photos of each bird from the side in a normal standing position along with a shot of the combs can help with identification.

 

[Welshies]

I'm guessing bantam Cochins and old English game bantams black breasted red. Although the photos aren't great the two I see appear to have pullet coloring so far.


Individual photos of each bird from the side in a normal standing position along with a shot of the combs can help with identification.

x2. Group pictures are hard to sex and tell breed by.

 

[fawndane]

I'm guessing bantam Cochins and old English game bantams black breasted red. Although the photos aren't great the two I see appear to have pullet coloring so far.


Individual photos of each bird from the side in a normal standing position along with a shot of the combs can help with identification.

x3

 

[Ptera]

Looks like they are all chickens. The tan ones with feathered legs are most likely buff cochins. Most of the white silkies look like roos to me. The two bi-color browns I'd be willing to bet are female, English Games, and the darker brown one with black dots at the end of the feathers may be gold spangled hamburg. But it's too early to know for sure. Were they all listed as bantams?

 

[sourland]

Buff cochins, BBR old English games, and the other two require a better picture. Agree that the OE both appear to be pullets, the cochins a cockerel and a pullet.

 

[Texaschickie85]

I'm guessing bantam Cochins and old English game bantams black breasted red. Although the photos aren't great the two I see appear to have pullet coloring so far.


Individual photos of each bird from the side in a normal standing position along with a shot of the combs can help with identification.

Thank you!! This was my first post so next time I’ll try for better pics.