What Breed of chick did they sell me?

[Bjy151]

Hi, my family purchased 12 chicks on March 2nd from a local farm store. They were about a week old, we got 1 production red that was all by itself and obviously lonely, our 5 and 3 year old human kids couldn’t stand seeing her so lonely so we had to get her. And since she was from the shipment a week earlier we wanted to get birds all the same size. The only other week old birds were 11 from a brooder that was marked “Silver Laced Wyandot”. The 11 chicks had a bit of grey to them and I had no reason to question the labeling. But now that they are about 4 weeks old they are pretty much all white feathers. I do not know what kind of birds I have but they definitely don’t look like a silver laced wyondot. I sent an email to their store and they sent my pictures to their hatchery supplier. Hatchery told them I had golden laced wyondotte, and I do not believe that either. Can you please help me identify my birds?
Thank you in advance!
Monte

 

[SueT]

Welcome to BYC!
They don't look like Wyandottes to me either. Could they be Cornish cross meat birds? Lets see what others say.....

 

[A.M. Eggs]

Welcome to BYC! The chicks could be White Wyandottes or Cornish Cross. It is too early to tell for sure. There are so many white birds out there!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

welcome to BYC, can we get a different picture of one chick up close including comb, legs and feet ?

 

[A.M. Eggs]

Can you take an up close picture of their comb?

 

[A.M. Eggs]

Can you take an up close picture of their comb?

 

[wild chick]

I don't have much experience, but I think if they were meat birds they'd dwarf you little red one.

 

[Bjy151]

Thanks for the reply’s. I am really hoping they are still atleast egg birds. My daughter already said she didn’t want any meat birds.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Might be rose comb. My old eyes ..

 

[alexa009]

In the first picture they have gray down as baby chicks, which indicates them as White Plymouth Rocks or a mix of them and something else.