White pullet, about 13 weeks old...no clue what she is...

[Nardo]

Sounds like mine is a white rock! she has red lobes and yellow feet

That's what the gurus say and they're normally right. Now I just have to take a serious look at mine.

 

[keesmom]

Ok here's what I read:
California White = Pale legs, white lobes and trim (not fluffy) body
White rock = Yellow legs, reddish/brown lobes, straight comb and fluffy body
Cornish X Rock = Pea or walnut comb

Cornish have pea combs, but every Cornish X I've raised has had a single comb. Your pullet is a white Rock though.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with keesmom

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Can you show a close up side profile of her comb? If a straight comb, she's a white rock. If a pea or walnut then she's most likely a cornish x rock.

Ok here's what I read:
California White = Pale legs, white lobes and trim (not fluffy) body
White rock = Yellow legs, reddish/brown lobes, straight comb and fluffy body
Cornish X Rock = Pea or walnut comb

A walnut comb is the combination of a rose and pea comb. All Cornish crosses that I’ve seen have single combs.

 

[lazy gardener]

Cornish was listed in the site that I looked at as having pea comb. Also, different hatcheries will put a different spin on the specifics of how they produce their cornish crosses. I checked Murray McMurray CxR, and while it's a drawing, it looks like a pea comb. But Cackle's CxR birds appear to have single combs.

 

[Nardo]

Okie Dokie. Here she is by the dust bath/monster tire. She's maybe 13 weeks. Y'all let me know.

The last batch, which includes this chick, came from a guy who hatched a bunch of eggs at home, so no hatchery. . .

 

[Nardo]

She has yellow legs but pale lobes and a single comb? She's a mutt?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Cornish was listed in the site that I looked at as having pea comb. Also, different hatcheries will put a different spin on the specifics of how they produce their cornish crosses. I checked Murray McMurray CxR, and while it's a drawing, it looks like a pea comb. But Cackle's CxR birds appear to have single combs.

It is true that Cornish do have a pea comb but the Cornish crosses that are raised for the supermarkets have single combs.