Which breed is it?

[Tapmafs]

I bought ISA brown chicks from a local supplier.He said the girls will turn brown amd cockerels will turn white.Its now seven weeks and the whole flock is white with some brown patches.What breed is it.?.Are they all cockerels.?..If its a different breed what colour of eggs do they lay?

 

[kriz the farmer]

you can tell the colour of egg by looking at the ear holes and ear lobes if the the ear area is white then they will lay white eggs ,if red then they will lay brown eggs ,if ear area is of different colour then this then it will lay easter eggs i meant blue,black,green or any other colour well welcome to byc

 

[Sneebsey]

Isa browns are red sex links, and can be sexed at day old (females are red, males silver). I suspect that you may have crosses from these hens to a solid cockerel. This chick doesn't look silver, it looks like a gold bird with single factor dominant white covering all the black pigment.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

what do their combs look like? and how old? If they are Isas, then yes... those would be all cockerels. If they're a mix or something else, then there's a chance you have some/all pullets.

 

[Tapmafs]

 

[Tapmafs]

The above picture shows how the comb looks like

 

[Sneebsey]

Is that a pea comb I see? If so maybe an EE of sorts?

At any rate, at seven weeks I would expect to see a lot more comb and wattle growth in a male, and red across the back, rather than lower in the wing. That looks like a pullet to me.

 

[RhodeRunner]

I think he sold you Amberlinks? If that is the case, then you should have all pullets.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

It doesn't really have the comb or wattles of cockerel yet so hopefully you have all pullets. Maybe Amber Links or Amber Stars? Those are both RIR crosses and lay brown eggs.

 

[HappyClucker7]

It looks like an amberlink to me which means that the chicken in the picture is a pullet.