Wyandotte and Golden Comets?

[ChickenBlue]

I picked up my first ever batch of chickens(Tractor Supply) a couple weeks ago after the 15 I ordered online all were DOA. I got 7 total; 2 golden comets, 4 Wyandottes, and 1 Cornish rock. I cannot figure out which 2 are the golden comets or what varieties of Wyandottes I have?? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[sourland]

TSC is great at mixing up chicks. The Cornish X is very evident. If the two dark chicks do not have single combs, they may be the Wyandottes. The two lighter chicks are most likely the Golden Comets, and the more red chicks may be Production Reds.

 

[ChickenBlue]

TSC is great at mixing up chicks. The Cornish X is very evident. If the two dark chicks do not have single combs, they may be the Wyandottes. The two lighter chicks are most likely the Golden Comets, and the more red chicks may be Production Reds.

Thank you so much. Assuming they are Wyandotte’s, what flavor would you say they are? Silver laced? So the darker red ones are definitely not Wyandottes? Thanks again

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Clear photos in natural lighting showing combs and legs clearly will help with ID.

 

[ChickenBlue]

Will these work?

 

[Aapomp831]

The last three are golden comets

 

[23kthistlethwaite]

The chick you pictured with the rose comb may be a Wyandotte but is not a silver laced. I haven’t heard of a black Wyandotte but if that a thing that is the color I would guess. Also I would say the chick in the picture is male based off of that big red comb

 

[Lydia Huizenga]

Thank you so much. Assuming they are Wyandotte’s, what flavor would you say they are? Silver laced? So the darker red ones are definitely not Wyandottes? Thanks again

Flavor? Honestly, depends on how you cook it I guess... just kidding. They look like black wyandottes.