What is this

[365username]

I have looked at that breed as well but these seem to be far larger.

Oh then I'm no help here

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

Are they panting? I see the beak open in the photo. Cornish-X are sensitive to the heat.

They are and it’s 75 degrees today

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

Oh then I'm no help here

I may be wrong. I honestly just have no clue.

 

[365username]

I may be wrong. I honestly just have no clue.

Ya I don't think anyone has a clue on what it is

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

Are they panting? I see the beak open in the photo. Cornish-X are sensitive to the heat.

They are and it’s only 75 degrees and the wind is blowing

 

[Parront]

They are and it’s 75 degrees today

Sounds like some kind of meat bird. They can not take the heat as they get bigger. I would say that it is definately time to think of getting ready to processes them.

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

All my other birds are out foraging but they are all layers.

 

[Parront]

All my other birds are out foraging but they are all layers.

Tractor Supply is notorious for mixing up their birds. Sure looks like a Cornish-X, except for the black spots. It sounds like it is acting and eating like one, too. I have raised them, they just sit by the feeder and eat. When the feeder is empty, they sit by it and wait for me to fill it!

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

Tractor Supply is notorious for mixing up their birds. Sure looks like a Cornish-X, except for the black spots. It sounds like it is acting and eating like one, too. I have raised them, they just sit by the feeder and eat. When the feeder is empty, they sit by it and wait for me to fill it!

They are either by the feeder or the water that all the movement they make.

 

[Parront]

They are either by the feeder or the water that all the movement they make.

That answers the question, they are a meat bird!