Tractor Supply chickens

[abellchicken]

I got the two chickens at tractor supply. Does any body have an Idea of what Breed and Gender these 2 are. I am think roos, but have no clue as to Breed. Please I am just curious.

 

[DdachickenBoy]

Those are black sex links and red sex links and they’re hens.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Look like pullets... depending on age...(over 12 weeks) They aren't sporting any male saddle feathers yet that I can see...

Guessing breed... maybe Olive Egger?? Are they bearded?

 

[featheredplanets]

They’re pullets. But I’m following to see what others say regarding breed as the best I can come up with is that they’re mixes or some type of hatchery hybrids.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

What age are they?
I don't think their sex links, not with the lacing.
Can you catch them and get pics in good lighting, no shade?

 

[FortCluck]

Top pic looks like a Black Star... I'm not a breed expert though.

Can you get better pics?

 

[FortCluck]

Definitely not sex links!

 

[chrissynemetz]

I'm thinking they're both pullets, depending on their age. But I don't believe they're sex links of any kind. Can you try to get more pictures in better light?

 

[Trevorusn]

Aye, better pics of each chick will be needed before breed can be established. Looks like one has wing barring to go with the lacing, interesting.

 

[stavo]

When I bought my first batch of days-old chicks, which were various breeds, one was supposed to be a Barnevelder. I had a list of breeds that I purchased, but one of the group of nine died immediately, and i was never certain which on my list it was. As they grew and developed features, by process of elimination I assumed one my remaining pullets, who looked very much like the pullet in your top photo, was a Barnevelder. So this is my long way of saying that while I'm not sure, I think yours could be a Barnevelder.