White & black...................? ADDED another pic

[cmychicks]

These white & black birds are 7-8 weeks old. We've got 3 roosters

and 1 little lady. They have been some of the friendliest chicks we have. Any ideas on breed?

Also, you think the all white one in the #2 picture is a White Leghorn?

Thanks for your suggestions.

 

[cmychicks]

Any thoughts?

We went to Tractor Supply Co. on two different occassions and got some of these each time. I believe they came from the 'straight run' bin (although that probably doesn't help much in identifying). They were all yellow until their little wings began to sprout out.

Thanks.

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

I have no idea on breed - maybe someone else does?

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

Oops - just noticed your leghorn question. I don't think it's a leghorn - too stocky. I think it's either a white rock or cornish cross. It it's just as active and normal acting as your other chicks, than I'd say white rock. If it's very lazy and eats a ton, you'll need to assume cornish X.

 

[ZepChick]

hi, not sure but doesn't the white one look a little like a cornish rock?

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

The white one looks kinda Cornish Rock to me....but if they are the same breed maybe not...??

 

[19hhbelgian]

The white one looks just like my leghorn cockerel. The other one looks like a DE? Don't quote me on that one though!! He looks like he has more black than the DE's normally do. Here's my W. Leghorn:

 

[kenman]

They look like my Delaware Roosters with a lot more color. The other looks like a white rock. I bought several at Tractor Supply this year and I believe they received their chicks from Privett Hatchery.

 

[StrawberryHouseMouse]

white rock

 

[cmychicks]

Thanks for all the thoughts!

Regarding the all white little guy......... he is just as active as the other birds. We actually have few jumbo x rocks and this guy is definately not that. If the consensus is white rock, would that be a white plymouth rock? (I'm really a newbie at this

) Also these all white ones seem to have really, really soft (down-like) feathers compared to the others chickens.

Regarding the black and whites....... they have differing amounts of black. Here's a picture of another one that has much less black.....