Ameraucana mixed with?

[WindyLookout]

Bought this chicken a few months ago. It's around 6mths now. I know it came from a blue egg and it's part Ameraucana.. I've been trying to figure out the mix as I like the flat comb and the colors. It's a gd size so I'm thinking it might be mixed with brahma.

 

[WindyLookout]

Some extra pictures

 

[MysteryChicken]

No feathered feet, so no Brahma in the mix. He's an Easter Egger.

 

[WindyLookout]

No feathered feet, so no Brahma in the mix. He's an Easter Egger.

I don't like relying on the featured feet in mixes because I've had for example 6 chicks all Barnevelder mixes with rode island red and one ended up with slight featuring on the legs.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I don't like relying on the featured feet in mixes because I've had for example 6 chicks all Barnevelder mixes with rode island red and one ended up with slight featuring on the legs.

That happens with clean legged breeds sometimes, its not a big deal unless you're showing your birds.

 

[WindyLookout]

That happens with clean legged breeds sometimes, its not a big deal unless you're showing your birds.

I see . So your saying then if one of the parents is a breed with feathered feet then it will definitely show up in the offspring because it's a dominant gene?

 

[Throbak]

Maybe a Prairie Bluebell Those hen in the pic lay color eggs noticed the white ears

 

[WindyLookout]

Maybe a Prairie Bluebell Those hen in the pic lay color eggs noticed the white ears

I had considered that but aren't they a smaller bird. This one is definitely bigger than Ameraucana so what ever it's mixed with I'm assuming has to be a bigger breed.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Definitely not a brahma... no feathering on the legs, and your cockerel sports a rose comb, not a pea comb. He may have Wyandotte in him. Maybe.

 

[B-Goock]

Could it be a Wheaton AM?