What BREED is this?

[Tiwanda]

I bought 6 baby chick pullets at Tractor Supply. They were a solid fuzzy yellow. I was told they were ISA Brown Pullets. They are now about 4-5 weeks old and all are a solid white color - no markings what-so-ever. They went from all yellow to all white. I have done a lot of research the past few days and have found no info on WHITE ISA Browns. What do I have here?

 

[Jetblack2004]

I think there are such birds as White ISA Browns. I've heard of them before but they may just be another of the many 'white hybrids'.
Those chicks look a bit like White Rocks actually.
I'm not sure but they are pretty little birds.

-Jet

 

[Farmgirl47]

They look like White Leghorns to me.

 

[Ruralhideaway]

TSC has had lots of white leghorns lately.

 

[Akrnaf2]

If they have white earlobes they are leghorn / leghorn cross
If red it could be a white Rock

 

[Tiwanda]

I think there are such birds as White ISA Browns. I've heard of them before but they may just be another of the many 'white hybrids'.
Those chicks look a bit like White Rocks actually.
I'm not sure but they are pretty little birds.

-Jet

Thanks. They are adorable. But, for my 1st attempt at backyard chickens...I feel like an idiot.....I have no idea what I have here...let alone whether they really are pullets! (Ill have to wait a couple of weeks on that issue) LOL.

 

[Tiwanda]

If they have white earlobes they are leghorn / leghorn cross
If red it could be a white Rock

ALL of their ears/earlobes have been WHITE since day 1! Leghorns? Really? I better do some research on them now! Egads!

 

[Farmgirl47]

Leghorns are great layers (if that was what you wanted - but who doesn't want good layers? LOL). Congratulations!

 

[Akrnaf2]

It is very rare to find pure white Leghorns it more common to find some comerciales breeds, they will be good layer of big white eggs.

 

[Tiwanda]

Leghorns are great layers (if that was what you wanted - but who doesn't want good layers? LOL). Congratulations!

You are too kind! Thanks! Yes. I do want layers! (now to continue my prayers for pullets - ha!)