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I was only able to catch one, but the other pullet has legs precisely the same color. Still looks yellow to my eye, but a much lighter color than the cockerel. Until I can corner all three to check, I'll assume the sole color is the same.

So likely both pullets are BA crosses. The cockerel could still be either, but is more likely that he's the JJ cross rather than BA.

This is one of the pullets--definitely pink. The cockerel obliged and showed me the bottom of his feet today, and he's definitely yellow.

I'll double check, but I believe all the possible BA mothers have white feet. I had two JG eggs but only one hatched so I know for certain that only one of the 4 was a JG cross.

We hatched 4 chicks. Father was definitely Bielefelder, mothers were either Black Australorp (3) or Jersey Giant (1). All were black at hatch and are now showing considerable barring as teenagers. They also have yellow feet. Three are left, as one was killed in a dog attack. One is a cockerel...