Your expertise for a newbie chicken owner would be awesome!!

[ttrjpbcz]

Can anyone tell me what the first two are? I know they are supposed to both be hens, and different breeds, but not sure which is what....

The first two pics are of Big Mama, she is 5 weeks old

Here is Bently, another 5 week old hen

Here is my barred rock I think...?though she wouldn't look at me!

And two golden laced polish? Is one a roo and one a hen?

 

[PotterWatch]

The first one looks like an EE to me. I don't know what the white one is... leghorn maybe or a rock. The barred one I would say is definitely a BR as long as it has a single comb. I know nothing about polish so no help there.

 

[rooster-red]

#1 is an easter egger.

#2 looks to be a white leghorn.

 

[ttrjpbcz]

Thanks! You don't happen to know how big EE'r or rocks get?? These are our first full size chicks...we only have bantam silkies and a few bantam game chicks till now,
Thank you!!

 

[IloveTravis]

The first one is an Easter egger. The second one I'm not sure, and the rest, you hit the nail right on the head

 

[jossanne]

The white is a leghorn. The first is an EE. I'm not going to guess on your polish, tho I think you may be right...

EE's get to be about 5 or 6 pounds, I think. Rocks get a little bigger. I've only had one EE hen, and she was good-sized, though not huge. I've never had adult rocks yet.

 

[tiki244]

EEE
Leghorn probably pullet
BR too early to tell
the polish both look like the hair dos are wild- in that case they are roos-but if the hair do is round then they would be pullets

 

[miss_thenorth]

For the Barred rock, you really need to see the comb. If it is red, it would be a cockerel. if it is still yellowish, it is a pullet. The barring on a roo has more white than pullets too. Without seeing the comb, i would say pullet, but I really need to see a comb.