Three more, unknown breed and gender

[Lumley Farm]

Sorry to post something that may be out there, just can't find anything in this forum or threads on identifying the breed. Supposedly purchased at Tracter Suppy, they are approximately 4-5 months old. I am hoping I got all pullets but I am not well versed on the smallest details, esp when the feathers have points and some do not on the same bird. Chick 1 I feel is a pullet, but cannot find the breed; Green foot may be an Americana and I hope its not a cockeral....., and pretty cinnamon is unknown because that tail!!!!

Appreciate any and all comments. Excuse the cobwebs, cleaning that today, arrived unexpectedly yesterday evening.

 

[sourland]

Red sex link pullets of some variety and an Easter Egger pullet.

 

[fluffycrow]

Agreed

 

[Gigachad poultry]

Sorry to post something that may be out there, just can't find anything in this forum or threads on identifying the breed. Supposedly purchased at Tracter Suppy, they are approximately 4-5 months old. I am hoping I got all pullets but I am not well versed on the smallest details, esp when the feathers have points and some do not on the same bird. Chick 1 I feel is a pullet, but cannot find the breed; Green foot may be an Americana and I hope its not a cockeral....., and pretty cinnamon is unknown because that tail!!!!

Appreciate any and all comments. Excuse the cobwebs, cleaning that today, arrived unexpectedly yesterday evening.

It looks two of some type of egg production breed which I'd assume are both hens and what seems like an Easter Egger pullet

 

[Gigachad poultry]

Red sex link pullets of some variety and an Easter Egger pullet.

Probably yeah, maybe the two are Red Stars or maybe mic breeds but definitely a egg production type breed

 

[Gigachad poultry]

Agreed

X3

 

[Lumley Farm]

Red sex link pullets of some variety and an Easter Egger pullet.

thank you very much!

 

[Lumley Farm]

It looks two of some type of egg production breed which I'd assume are both hens and what seems like an Easter Egger pullet

I am relived. thank you for your expertise!

 

[Lumley Farm]

It looks two of some type of egg production breed which I'd assume are both hens and what seems like an Easter Egger pullet

 

[Lumley Farm]

For a learning experience, may I ask what were the indicators that helped you make that decision? thanks in advance, Deb