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You’re correct….no black feathers…never said anything different…it’s paint. 😂 I’m also thinking that one is not a cockerel. She definitely has the start of wattles and the others don’t, but she’s a bigger girl than the others, too. If she is an Amberlink the cockerels I’ve seen really have a...

The article I was referring to. https://www.chickensandyou.com/amberlink-chicken/

As chicks they did not have any spots. They had a very faint brownish/dark yellow stripe down their backs and darker floof on their heads. Looking back at video I can only see one set of flight feathers which if they are Amberlinks would make them all pullets. I did come across another article...

A little more research and a link found here all about Amberlinks….I think that’s what they all are. Rural King buys from HH and we did purchase Amberlink…I think the EE bin must have also had Amberlink. Here is a picture of them as chicks.

Thank you. After more googling, I think White Rock is most likely what they are. Which is a bummer, BUT these three are the sweetest of my flock. So with the exception of having to rehome the possible roo…I’m happy with them regardless.

Why do you say none are EE? I’ve seen plenty of posts on this forum with white EE that look exactly like mine. From what I understand EE come in all different colors…they are a cross of many different breeds and they are “EE” because of the color of eggs they lay? With that said…do you believe...

The only one of my three EE to have wattles already. No other obvious signs, but what do y’all think? Too early to tell? The black spots on its back is just black paint she rubbed on when painting the coop last weekend. The paint and the wattles are the only reason I can tell it apart from the...