Buff barring on my mixed roo?

[britesidefarm]

I’ve posted many threads of what breed/ color my big roo could could be, and I’ve only figured out he’s half Polish. Some of you are going to ask how I know he’s Polish or what indicates Polish, just like people in past threads did. He does have a crest, but it’s hard to tell with is humongous comb unless your holding him. I noticed a few days ago his feathering above his wings and on his chest have barring, but it’s in a Buff color. Could this possibility indicate what other half he could be? I also know he’s a white egg layer, since breeding him to dark egg layers like NHR’s give me pullets that lay cream/pink eggs. If anybody has any ideas it would be greatly appreciated.

(He’s in molt and lost his tail feathers a few weeks ago)

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

He's built like a polish, or lighter breed.

 

[britesidefarm]

He's built like a polish, or lighter breed.

I know he’s Polish, I’m just trying to find what other part he may be.

 

[JedJackson]

To me that doesn't look like barring. I think that's just what happens when a laced bird is mixed with a non-laced bird. He definitely has buff laced Polish somewhere in his ancestry, but beyond that I don't it's possible to know what breeds are involved in his mix.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Probably a breed with a large comb like a leghorn, although he resembles a buff Orpington as well. When you mix breeds they don't always resemble the parent breed.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Not barring.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Can’t help you with the identification, but he is beautiful!