What breed are these fluff balls?

[sybonbon]

I got these out of a bin at my feed store. Supposed to be pullets. Any idea what I have? TIA

 

[Purelychicks]

I got these out of a bin at my feed store. Supposed to be pullets. Any idea what I have? TIA

Buff orpington, or RIR. Hard to tell when they’re only a day or 2 bc they look alike.

 

[sybonbon]

Buff orpington, or RIR. Hard to tell when they’re only a day or 2 bc they look alike.

I picked them up on March 8th. Must have been at least 1 day old then. So maybe 4 days old. They are starting to grow wing feathers.

 

[wmnhomestead]

I got these out of a bin at my feed store. Supposed to be pullets. Any idea what I have? TIA

Golden comets aka cinnamon queens? We have one that looked like that when we got her a few weeks ago, she was in an assorted brown layer bin. That’s the breed we believe she is.

 

[sybonbon]

Golden comets aka cinnamon queens? We have one that looked like that when we got her a few weeks ago, she was in an assorted brown layer bin. That’s the breed we believe she is.

Wow that would be great! Are they anything like ISA Browns?

 

[wmnhomestead]

Wow that would be great! Are they anything like ISA Browns?

I’m not sure! I do know golden comets are amazing egg layers like isa browns. and known to be friendly and docile. My golden comet is only 3 weeks old though and my first time having one.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I got these out of a bin at my feed store. Supposed to be pullets. Any idea what I have? TIA

They appear to be Red Sex-links.

 

[sybonbon]

I’m not sure! I do know golden comets are amazing egg layers like isa browns. and known to be friendly and docile. My golden comet is only 3 weeks old though and my first time having one.

These babies are friendly. They run right to me.

 

[Party_Chicken]

Some kind of red layer cinnamon queen, red sex link, Isa brown, red rocket all the same thing amazing egg layers I have 5 of them very sweet birds

 

[NatJ]

At least some of the chicks are growing white feathers in their wings.
Reddish chick down and white wing feathers usually means Red Sexlinks (sold under many different names, as you can see in previous responses.)

But they are not Rhode Island Reds, because Rhode Island Reds grow black wing feathers. For the same reason, they are not New Hampshires or Production Reds. Any red breed with a black tail will have black feathers in the wings as well, not white ones like those chicks.