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Thanks! That is great advice. It is more my personal interest in knowing what they are than anything else. We don't expect to go into show business. They are definitely pets...each with their own name and "chicken-ality" as my son puts it. Makes us sad to have to re-home a number of the...

We have two silver laced cochins of the same age and they are all black and white, where this one has black with dark green sheen on tail. The body shape is also much different than the Cochins which is why I was leaning toward Wyandotte. Here is our Cochin by comparison.

Thanks for the response. If he were a mix it would be very surprising (and disappointing)! These all came from murray mcmurray as part of there rarest of the rare collection and were (as I understood) all purebred with no cross. And his body shape is much different than the two silver laced...

Thanks to all of you for the warm welcome and all of the help! Based on your comments, I believe that we have one Dark Brahma (top photo), two Silver Penciled Rocks (middle photo) and that my mystery bird (third photo) is a Silver Laced Wyandotte. Would love to hear your opinions. The...

Thanks for the warm welcome - I will definitely get some close up shots and post them. Based on the previous answers, I was able to confirm tonight that I have one dark brahma and two silver penciled rocks. All three roos. The one that has a hint of feathering on his legs but nowhere near the...

Also we have two that look identical. One with feathered legs and the other with only a hint of feathering on the legs. Is that one still considered feathered?

Thanks, this is very helpful. May I ask why they look so much alike?

We have what we think might be a Dark Brahma roo, but he looks so much like the Silver Penciled Rocks we have, I can't be sure. Is there some distinction that you could describe for me to be able to tell the difference? Are there other breeds that also could be options that are Dark Brahma...