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Doesn't look like a boy but not familiar with English Orps.

I wish my Swedish flower hens would brood but absolutely not interested. Ah well.

That's a big hen.

That's fair.

Were those babies from colts eggs?

Darn you got lucky.

How did you get rid of them so fast?

@ColtHandorf , we're you working on millie fluer English orpington?

You have a couple of cockerels there, nice colors though.

I like how the roosters comb is smaller.

English orpingtons remind me of a cochin without the feathered feet. Should be large and round in appearance.

Those black ones look like an American orpington a "hybrid" to deal with the heat better. Yours looks like an English orpington.

@ColtHandorf , are your birds bigger and heavier than the hatchery version? Just curious.

Heavy looking chicks .

I would..

@ColtHandorf , did you send some extra eggs to your buyers?

Moony's way.

He uses driveway pebbles as packing peanuts. Lol.

I had very poor hatches doing it your way. I gave a lot of thought about what was happening to the yolk and air sac being in constant shift during shipping. From that perspective, I thought maybe I can reform it's shape but it required the heat of the the incubator to help liquefy the content...

I did this on my purchase of 6 Phoenix hatching eggs on Ebay and all 6 hatched out.