Farmyard Mix Roo ID?

[ANightPerson]

I bartered for this roo a few weeks back. He's beautiful, and he's quite literally the biggest rooster I've ever seen, and I've very excited to hatch some of his chicks out. I'm told he's the product of a bunch of different breeds in the same enclosure, and that they think his mother is a Polish hen. He's got a lot of interesting features, so I'm a bit curious as to what's actually in him. I don't know if it's two breeds or more, but does anyone have any ideas?

He's got feathered feet, pink shanks, a single comb, a crested head, shimmering white/bluish earlobes, white, brown, red, black, and blue feathering, and he's gigantic.

 

[Chicken Heel]

He is a handsome fellow for sure. The prettiest rooster I ever had was a barnyard mix and was also the best tempered one as well. He actually looked a lot like yours except he was smaller and lacked a crest.

 

[Gray Farms]

My first though was Polish thought so your very likely correct for his mother "dam". I'm thinking maybe Marans on his sire's side.

 

[slordaz]

quite the handsome giant

 

[Pennys Mama]

Very attractive rooster!

 

[chrissynemetz]

Whatever his mix is, it sure made a beautiful rooster!

 

[Sheltiepawz]

Wow! He is picture perfect!!! Beautiful!

 

[janiedoe]

I hope you picked out an impressive name for that hunk!

 

[ANightPerson]

I hope you picked out an impressive name for that hunk!

For the first month I had him, he would only hang out with my ducks instead of the chickens. He'd follow them everywhere, play with them, even swim with them. He still tries to mate with the ducks...
Anyways, his name is Duck.

 

[ANightPerson]

Also, thank you to everyone for the compliments! He is a very good roo. Hasn't put up a single fight with the previous rooster's cockerels, keeps the girls safe, and best of all, doesn't slice open my face when I walk by! (That's why the last rooster went into the stew... It's not the first time he scratched me, but it was the last straw. I still have a scar under my eye.)