What breeds do these guys/gal look like?

[chicken pickin]

The black one is not a barred rock my best guess is black sexlink pullet but that may not be correct. And the EEs are quite young to sex also they may need a few more weeks to feather in before anyone can sex them.


What color are the legs on the "barred rock" with the head spot and barring?

 

[Yashlier]

I'll repost pics of the EE's in a week or two, and the barred one has yellow legs with a tiny bit of black on the top of its feet.
I know the guy we got them from had a barred rocks, leghorns, and a type of red chicken running around. He has a few pens set up but his chickens were all free ranging, so sexlink could be possible right? I mean my white leghorn is a mix so maybe they are too.

Im just slightly frustrated because we drove two hours and paid $5 a chick because my husband wanted the brown leghorns and I wanted the barred rocks, but a guy that lives 5 minutes away had some nice barn yard mix chicks( barred rock included in some of them) for $1 each and then my other group of barred rocks I paid $1.50 each and they will replace any roos. So I feel a like I wasted my time/money

 

[chicken pickin]

Black Sexlink is possible if they have a red or red based rooster running around. The typical rooster used is a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster. I use a Black Copper Marans to make mine.

It sounds like the barred one is a possibly a barred rock and Im thinking the one pictured may be a pullet, small head spot and mostly yellow legs with a black washing on the fronts is typically pullet like.

Im looking forward to the update pics of all the chicks.

 

[Yashlier]

It sounds like the barred one is a possibly a barred rock and Im thinking the one pictured may be a pullet, small head spot and mostly yellow legs with a black washing on the fronts is typically pullet like.

I was actually talking about this guy

But the one in the group pic is from the second group I got and all of them have black on their legs but some of them have really splotchy heads, I swear if I have time in the next couple days I may just take individual pics of them all lol

 

[chicken pickin]

Oh yeah that ones a roo.


Individual pics would be great.

 

[Yashlier]

More Chick Pics! This isn't all of the babies but its most of them

#1 Brown Leghorn (Cockerel?)



#2 Leghorn mix ( I have no clue)



#3 Brown leghorn (Hen?)


#4 Barred Rock (hen?)


#4 Barred Rock (hen?)


#5 Barred Rock (cockerel?)


#5 Barred Rock (cockerel?)


#6 EE


#6 EE


#7 EE


#7 EE


#8 EE named Tattoo


#8 EE named Tattoo


#9 EE


#9 EE


#10 EE sorry about the bad pic


#10 EE

 

[Wyandottes7]

Its a little young to tell gender. However, here are my guesses:

1: Looks like a cockerel
2: Cockerel
3: Probably a cockerel, but I'm not certain
4: Pullet
5: Too young to tell, but could be cockerel.
6: I'm guessing cockerel, based on the comb (it looks like it has three rows-- in Easter Eggers, three rows usually means cockerel)
7: Looking like a pullet so far
8: Not sure, but guessing cockerel
9: Pullet
10: Not sure

 

[Yashlier]

Its a little young to tell gender. However, here are my guesses:

1: Looks like a cockerel
2: Cockerel
3: Probably a cockerel, but I'm not certain
4: Pullet
5: Too young to tell, but could be cockerel.
6: I'm guessing cockerel, based on the comb (it looks like it has three rows-- in Easter Eggers, three rows usually means cockerel)
7: Looking like a pullet so far
8: Not sure, but guessing cockerel
9: Pullet
10: Not sure

Yup, I knew it was going to be WAYYY too many Roo's I have 19 chicks I was being hopeful and thought I would have 10 cockerels and 9 pullets I think I'm going to end up with 5 hens ...... at least the farm I got the barred rocks from will exchange any cockerels

 

[Luke0987654321]

Its a little young to tell gender. However, here are my guesses:

1: Looks like a cockerel
2: Cockerel
3: Probably a cockerel, but I'm not certain
4: Pullet
5: Too young to tell, but could be cockerel. 
6: I'm guessing cockerel, based on the comb (it looks like it has three rows-- in Easter Eggers, three rows usually means cockerel)
7: Looking like a pullet so far
8: Not sure, but guessing cockerel
9: Pullet
10: Not sure

I'm thinking the same as you.


Luke.

 

[BantamLover21]

Its a little young to tell gender. However, here are my guesses:

1: Looks like a cockerel
2: Cockerel
3: Probably a cockerel, but I'm not certain
4: Pullet
5: Too young to tell, but could be cockerel.
6: I'm guessing cockerel, based on the comb (it looks like it has three rows-- in Easter Eggers, three rows usually means cockerel)
7: Looking like a pullet so far
8: Not sure, but guessing cockerel
9: Pullet
10: Not sure

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