The larger white chicks could be Leghorns. If there legs get exceptionaly fat fast, then they could be a meat cross, which means they wont live long. But hopefully they are leghorns. The chicks look fabulous!
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The larger white chicks could be Leghorns. If there legs get exceptionaly fat fast, then they could be a meat cross, which means they wont live long. But hopefully they are leghorns. The chicks look fabulous!
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The white ones could be white orpingtons or white rocks. They look too heavy to be leghorns and too light to be meat crosses. Adorable chicks!
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