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Any guesses on the breed of this TSC assorted “bantam”?
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Hey chicken enthusiasts! Let’s dive into the feathered mystery of Carlton, our possibly bantam friend. With the same size as his non-bantam Easter Egger sister, it’s hard to say for sure if he fits the bantam bill. At the time of purchase, the TSC had a delightful mix of breeds—Easter Eggers, bantam silkies, and the elusive “assorted bantams”—all mingling together. When I asked the TSC employee for a random bantam, Carlton was plucked from the flock with a hopeful, “I think this might be one?” So, what do you think—could he be a Wyandotte, Orpington, or perhaps even a Sapphire Gem? Join the cluck-tastic discussion and help us crack this chicken conundrum!
 | Idk if Carlton is even actually a bantam because he’s the same size as his non-bantam EE sister. I don’t remember what breeds the store had in stock when I bought these, just that they had EEs, bantam silkies, and “assorted bantams” in the same bin. I told the TSC employee to just grab a random bantam and he grabbed Carlton, said “i think this might be one?” Maybe a Wyandotte or an Orpington? Sapphire Gem? [link] [comments] |
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