That is correct. From the pictures, it looks like he is both blue and black in the best/legs/tail, but that may be the pictures and not the true colors. Usually the gold is kind of washed out as well. I've seen some pictures on the internet of some nice blue cocks, maybe even in this thread. Just don't know where
Correct.Like this:
Gold
Blue
Right?
He's a beauty!My blue boy (in the middle of a crow)
That's alright...I have brain farts all of the time. Like I said, the pictures look kind of mixed to me, but they are just pictures so it is hard to tell. Remember though, the fluff under the tail will be gray more than likely regardless of whether he is blue or gold.Yes, he sure is!!
Bumpercarr- sorry, I just misunderstood you.. I was like, she has to know! Then I was like, wait- surely I know?? Ugh lol. Brain spasm.
I have raised cockerels. I'll have to look back at my pictures, but none of mine have really gotten old enough for me to be able to answer for you. @Sjisty would probably know. I'll look at pictures see what I've got. I only had one cockerel make it to 9 months....he didn't have any of the color on his breast at 9 months, but I don't remember if he had it when he was younger. I have one now that has the same colors like yours does, but he's only 3 months old, so I don't know if they will go away or not. I'll let you know in 5 month, of course by then you'll already have your answer.
