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EE's weren't part of our rarest of the rare MMcM order. We are still think'n.....only time will tell.

thanks...all this chicken speak Just noticed you have a hedge hog. They are so cute. I have always wanted one. What's it like?

here's the photo of the laced wyandottes (we think). compared to the roo their almost fully feathered.

oh no, really....my list from mMc says Silver Penciled Rocks. Is that the same thing?

We were thinking cohins...we have what we thought were buff cochins because the chicks were really fluffy and they are almost fully feathered compared to these. Would they grow at different rates? This is why we thought they could be something else. We are pretty sure the dark ones are turning...

Thanks for the help. The general consensus is that they are wl red cornish. We took your advice and separated the one that was really pecking everybody, then put him/her in with some older chicks who picked on him. (It ran). We are also handling him a lot. All of this has helped a little, so...

yep, their feet bottoms are yellow. Sumatra's it is! thanks

After looking at tons of pictures and everyone's help we think we are going to go with Silver Penciled Barred Rocks for these chicks for now. Thanks for all the input, it has been great fun to try and figure it out.

the coloring is off on my screen too. the backround is a light tan towel and it looks grey...I'm still thinking pheonix, maybe the greenish gray legs will turn more slate with age?

thanks for taking the time to respond. we're still pondering

he was stretching....definately golden laced .... if he is wyandotte, then I wonder if my other ones that I think are wyandottes are?? They are fully feathered compared to him. Can roos and hens of the same breed develope at different rates? Thank you everyone for all your help, it's been...

thank you. very informative and helpful to us newbies.

thanks, we'll check it out.

A Golden Campine is on our list from MMcMurry hatchery.

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hummmm...we thought wyandottes had a flat comb and not a single straight like comb???

4 weeks old, we have only our list from MMcMurry Hatchery to go by, and all your BYC expert advice and pictures to guess what our 26 chicks are. One of these chicks is really aggressive. It relentlessly pecks at all the other birds. We are handling it a lot, but as soon as we put it back it...