What do you think he/she could be?

[Pixburgh]

This little one has me so stumped. Surprise chick from Mcmurray hatchery (possible help to narrow down breeds). Chick came in with white down - not at all yellow, feathers are also growing in pure white thus far. Leg color is gray-ish with pink toes? I also am assuming its a cockerel simply because 95% of the surprise chicks seem to be male . I will continue to post pictures as he/she grows but thought it'd be fun to get some early guessing in! Pictures attached are chick at 3 days, 9 days, and now currently 15 days old. Last one is blurry, it's just there to show how white the feathers are coming in (with actual sunlight vs garage lighting).

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Hmmm. Sex link male?

 

[black_cat]

White leghorn male, maybe? Maybe white rock or austra white?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

It has green legs? But it is male.

 

[ILoveBabySilkies]

It has green legs? But it is male.

Yes slate legs, I agree it’s male. I just can’t think of any pure white breeds with slate legs?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Phoenix?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

They have legs similar usually and come in white and have single combs

 

[NatJ]

I'm going through the McMurray website...

Maybe it's a new breed that is not listed yet. They seem to be introducing a few new breeds each year.

White Giants have white feathers and dark legs, but they have dark down as chicks.
French White Marans look just right--except for having feathered legs.
Lavender Orpington might fit, except that your chick really does have WHITE feathers in the sunlit photo.

Can you get a straight frontal view of the comb?
Whiting True blue should have a pea comb, any feather color, any leg color.

For anything else, the leg color is clearly wrong. But I did once get a green-legged Bielefelder as a mystery chick. (supposed to have yellow legs, but had green.) So your chick might also have the "wrong" leg color for whatever breed it is.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

White Giant

 

[Pixburgh]

You got it!