What breed is this monster??

[saraiquimby1]

anyone know what breed this is? Got it in a “rainbow layer pullets pack” from Meyer. All 2 weeks old but this chick is easily twice as big as the other chicks. It’s hard to get a good picture of it, sorry.
All yellow with one black wing. So big! I’m terrified it’s like a Cornish cross that snuck in or something. Ease my mind y’all

 

[Boonie Stomper]

Um... Mutt Mix?
Just kidding. Am clueless. Could be a real treasure if it lays rainbow eggs or eggs of different colors LOL

 

[Redhead Rae]

View attachment 1265735 View attachment 1265736 View attachment 1265737 anyone know what breed this is? Got it in a “rainbow layer pullets pack” from Meyer. All 2 weeks old but this chick is easily twice as big as the other chicks. It’s hard to get a good picture of it, sorry.
All yellow with one black wing. So big! I’m terrified it’s like a Cornish cross that snuck in or something. Ease my mind y’all

Doubt it is a cornish X they are usually all white.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Maybe an exchequer leghorn, but Leghorns have yellow legs. Find out what breeds were hatching that week and then google chick pictures of the varieties that hatched

 

[MontanaChickDoc]

Maybe a Delaware or wyandotte. Will be easier to tell when the comb starts developing. Wyandottes all should have cushion combs. Delaware I believe has a single...

 

[saraiquimby1]

It’s got a single comb if that helps

 

[MontanaChickDoc]

Leghorns are small and rangy, especially the exchequers. They would not be big and beefy my vote is a heavy breed like a Columbian Wyandotte or Delaware.

 

[Kessel23]

View attachment 1265735 View attachment 1265736 View attachment 1265737 anyone know what breed this is? Got it in a “rainbow layer pullets pack” from Meyer. All 2 weeks old but this chick is easily twice as big as the other chicks. It’s hard to get a good picture of it, sorry.
All yellow with one black wing. So big! I’m terrified it’s like a Cornish cross that snuck in or something. Ease my mind y’all

Usually, most hatcheries have a list of breeds that may be included in the assortment pack, go back and find the "rainbow layer pullet pack" and see what breeds they have listed. All the hatcheries I have ordered from that have packs list the names of the breeds you could get. It is definitely not a Cornish cross, they are all white and grow feathers much slower than other birds. The chick does not look much bigger than that buff chick next to it. I'm not sure what breed it is, wait till it is older and then send more pics, it is hard to tell the breed of a young chicken, lots of breeds have a very similar starting look.

 

[rebrascora]

It's difficult to make out the leg colour from the photos. Is it yellow or white (pink)? I'm thinking perhaps a light sussex if it has a single comb and white shanks.

 

[christwodog]

You could send the pic to Meyer, see what they say. Give them the hatch date, maybe they can at least narrow it down to a couple breeds. They have always been pretty helpful when I've asked questions.