what kind of chick is this???

[rudays chickens]

Okay I know it is kind of hard to determine what kind of chick this is cause she is still so young but see I got these locally the other day and they just seem so much different from my other chickens the body stucture I mean they are beefer and have much bigger butts and taller but they are kind of a yellow tint to there baby fur but the feathers are coming in white and there feathers are alot shorter than everybody else.
any suggestion would be helpful

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[Poulets De Cajun]

That white one might be a Cornish x Rock cross which is a meat bird. Where did you get them?

 

[rudays chickens]

I got them at the local farm store
I got three different kinds
I got rhode islands, reds production reds, and new hamshires
but I thought none of those would have white feathers though but I could be wrong ???

 

[4-H chicken mom]

PouletsDeCajun is right. The first one is a meat bird. The second on is hard to tell. Need a side pic of it for a better look. How many do you have? The meat birds will be ready to butcher in 6- 8 wks, depending on how much you feed them.
Oh and by the way,

 

[Poulets De Cajun]

Then its anyones guess....

 

[HorseFeathers]

Looks like you've got a broiler or a broiler cross. Sorry. These birds usually don't live very long.

 

[rudays chickens]

really ugg I cant eat my chickens

I know its the way of life but chickens are just lay eggers to me I thought there was something different about them. so they sold me the wrong thing then

 

[HorseFeathers]

Yes. Unfortunately some feed store employees have no idea what they're talking about breedwise.

You might want to try taking the chick back and trading it for a non-broiler.

 

[rudays chickens]

Thanks everybody!!
You guys have been a real good help