Bought these at an auction!! what are they lol

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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Wow - that looks like a black breasted red Cubalaya...but at an AUCTION????

 

[pdsavage]

I have sold at auction black breasted red cubalays,Sandhill sent in my Assorted Chickens I ordered.Also black leghorns wich was also sold at auction as i only wanted a few sussex so had to get at lest 25.

 

[donrae]

The first roo--is his breast blue or is that glare?

 

[ScaredOfShadows]

#1 looks like a Black breasted red Cubalya (hatchery stock)
#2 is supposed to be that large white and checkered roo, right? I say he is some kind of game bird as well. A better picture would do great.

 

[Illia]

Cubalayas don't have rose combs.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

I kinda thought that the comb looked like a messed up pea comb. The rest of the bird looks fairly right though...and I don't see the rose comb spike..??

 

[jerseygirl1]

The first one, no clue, the second one on the right, looks like my EE x with a delaware, but yours has no muffs
Lays nice eggs, too

 

[pkw]

Looking at the comb my first guess is a wyandotte mix maybe. The second one has the coloration of some of my Columbian wyandotte mixes (my columbian roo has fathered some really beautiful mixed breed chicks). Especially my little columbian X partridge rock chicks ...

I am no expert but these are just my guesses

 

[Illia]

Not all rose combs have a perfect spike. Take Wyandottes for example.

Pea combs are more narrow in front, and either widen as they go back or are the same width. This one is clearly wider in front, and has the bumps all throughout, especially on the outside like a rose comb. And it tapers in the back like a rose comb.

The second black and white one is barred, just to clear the confusion on its color

The first one with the rose comb is either Wheaten or BBR in color, and if there's Wyandotte in there, it's a very poor quality/hatchery Wyandotte, making the other parent also quite thin in body and large in tail. I do think there may be some Wyandotte in there though, as hatchery type are pretty common

It's the color that throws me off though.

 

[fancyfowl4ever]

That first roo looks like a clone of my Rosecomb Brown leghorn rooster.