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

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC.

 

[Texaschickie85]

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]

The ones you need a better pic of are the dark brown ones? The light light tan are buff Cochins?

 

[sourland]

Yes.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Could you get individual pics? I see at least one cockerel. Depending on the silkie, they sometimes take longer to sex. I see White Silkies, and maybe some Cochins. I think your small ones are either Welsummers or Brown Leghorns.

 

[Texaschickie85]

Could you get individual pics? I see at least one cockerel. Depending on the silkie, they sometimes take longer to sex. I see White Silkies, and maybe some Cochins. I think your small ones are either Welsummers or Brown Leghorns.

Yes when I go home I’ll get more pics

 

[Texaschickie85]

Here’s two better pics of the ones that are not English game hens.

 

[Texaschickie85]

Here’s two better pics of the ones that are not English game hens.

 

[sourland]

Perhaps the darker birds are partridge cochins. I have minimal experience with cochins, and am not certain if that is even a color variety. Understand that the 2 OE looking pullets may be some other breed. Only time will tell for sure. You have an interesting mix of chicks.

 

[Texaschickie85]

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Perhaps the darker birds are partridge cochins. I have minimal experience with cochins, and am not certain if that is even a color variety. Understand that the 2 OE looking pullets may be some other breed. Only time will tell for sure. You have an interesting mix of chicks.

I thought so too all 10 I just grabbed out of a tub at Atwood’s so I was surprised they weren’t all RIRs lol