I'm wondering if these yellow ones are buff orpington, I have no idea what the black one is.
Is this one a barred rock? Her feet are gray.
Is this a brown leghorn?
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you.
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lizzard |
Trying to identify these girls. |
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Any ideas on the breed of these girls? They all came from Ideal Poultry via the local feed store. The solid white one has gray legs and her skin is gray.
When she was a baby chick she was gray with white wings, she eventually became all white.
I'm wondering if these yellow ones are buff orpington, I have no idea what the black one is.
Is this one a barred rock? Her feet are gray.
Is this a brown leghorn?
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you. |
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cafeduck1 |
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I would say yes, you are correct on the orpingtons and brown leghorn. The dark one I think is a golden laced wyandotte. The barred rock I'm not sure of,
but quite possible. The white one I would say is an americana because of the leg color, but can't really tell from the picture. Does she have a beard?
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lizzard |
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Thank you for the reply. The white one does not have a beard, here's a better pic of her.
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cafeduck1 |
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If these were bought as laying hens, then I would still go with americana on the white one. Sometimes they are beardless. If she lays green/blue eggs, you will
know for sure.
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Dustin Biery |
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The buff ones look to have a lot of white in them, I would bet on golden comets. Also, they have yellow feet where a buff orp has white shanks. The dark
colored hen with the gold on her breast, she looks to be a dark cornish. The white one looks to be an EE and the barred on is a rock....
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mthrclckr |
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I have to go with Dustin - the dark one looks like a cornish from the shape of it... I doubt the buff-ish ones are Orpingtons. Orps look a lot more pouffy -
the feathers would be more "loose" looking. But I guess I could be wrong.
-Naomi |
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BeckT |
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I have to agree with the buff ones look like the golden comets I have had in the past.
I'm no spring chicken, but I'm still kickin
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cafeduck1 |
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Looking at the Ideal site, I could not find golden comets as a breed they sold. They do sell gold sex links, so could the yellow ones be these? I looked up a
pic of a golden comet as I had never heard of them......it describes them as red gold and the pic shows a bird with a mix of red and gold feathers.
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Dustin Biery |
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lizzard |
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Thanks for the input on these girls. The yellow ones were 16 weeks old when the pic was taken, they are still very yellow, not reddish. Although they came
from Ideal, they could be mutts since they were purchased at the feed store. I hope they are good layers.
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Dustin Biery |
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https://secuservices.com/...aspx?Category=Sex%20Links
That is the link to Ideal's website page of sexlinks. You can see there how much lighter the golden sexlinks are versus the reds. Good Luck!!! |
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Hattie the Hen |
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The dark one looks like a Dark Cornish to me. She loos as if she has a pea comb. Has she got thicker legs than the others?
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