What breed is this chick please?

[oshilo88]

Got this chick from $2 bin chicks today at Meyer hatchery
Any ideas what breed she could be? Feathered feed, 4 toes, no muffs or beard
Thank you

 

[MysteryChicken]

Got this chick from $2 bin chicks today at Meyer hatchery
Any ideas what breed she could be? Feathered feed, 4 toes, no muffs or beard
Thank you

I think it's a Mottled Cochin.

 

[oshilo88]

I think it's a Mottled Cochin.

They have only bantam Mottled cochin. I grabbed her from large fowl bin
They could accidentally put her in there

 

[MysteryChicken]

They have only bantam Mottled cochin. I grabbed her from large fowl bin
They could accidentally put her in there

Possibly.

 

[Painted Calls]

She's a black mottled bantam Cochin.

 

[Jenessa_096]

They have only bantam Mottled cochin. I grabbed her from large fowl bin
They could accidentally put her in there

I think so, it happens quiet often for employees to mix chicks up. Here’s my boy Dot who was out in the Golden Laced Wyandotte bin at Tractor Supply! P.S. he’s a Sebright..

 

[3KillerBs]

They have only bantam Mottled cochin. I grabbed her from large fowl bin
They could accidentally put her in there

I think so, it happens quiet often for employees to mix chicks up. Here’s my boy Dot who was out in the Golden Laced Wyandotte bin at Tractor Supply! P.S. he’s a Sebright..

It's not even always the employees -- or the other customers.

My local farm store had chicken in open bins -- a row of them side by side. I watched an adventurous little bird hop up on to the side of one bin then drop down into the next bin.

They were honest in not individually-labeling the bins. Instead, they just had a list of what breeds they'd gotten in on a post in the middle.

 

[Jenessa_096]

It's not even always the employees -- or the other customers.

My local farm store had chicken in open bins -- a row of them side by side. I watched an adventurous little bird hop up on to the side of one bin then drop down into the next bin.

They were honest in not individually-labeling the bins. Instead, they just had a list of what breeds they'd gotten in on a post in the middle.

That is so funny!!

 

[3KillerBs]

That is so funny!!

Since there were varied chicks in each bin I assume it wasn't the first time that had happened.

We blame the employees or the other customers, but if the bins aren't covered then it may not be their fault.

Before I bought farm-store chicks last summer I looked up what the chicks of breeds I wanted were supposed to look like.