Can anyone identify my rooster?

[MysteryChicken]

My granddaughter caught him at a rodeo.

Okay, still the possibility he maybe an Easter Egger then. Or some mixed color Wyandotte, now looking at his daughter.

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Like everyone else is saying, I think he's part easter egger

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Like everyone else is saying, I think he's part easter egger

But he's a beautiful mixed breed!

 

[Candyjablonski]

Yup I just looked it up he is in fact a rooster!

 

[Candyjablonski]

Like everyone else is saying, I think he's part easter egger

He produced 2 beautiful baby chick's last year. 1 silver laced blue and 1 red laced black hens. Momma was golden laced. I was told maybe mixed with crele a also he definitely has the markings of Easter egger

 

[Candyjablonski]

Okay, still the possibility he maybe an Easter Egger then. Or some mixed color Wyandotte, now looking at his daughter.

Yes I agree either or. Someone mentioned crele a? So many possibilities lol

 

[NatJ]

1 silver laced blue and 1 red laced black hens.

I think those colors usually get described in the other order:
"blue laced silver" and "black laced red"

The lacing is the skinny edge on the feather (black or blue), so the chicken is "black laced" or "blue laced," and then the red or silver is the color in the middle of the feather.

It's like when people have "Blue Laced Red Wyandottes" with blue lacing around the edge of a red feather, or "White Laced Red Cornish" with white lacing around the edge of a red feather.

 

[Candyjablonski]

I think those colors usually get described in the other order:
"blue laced silver" and "black laced red"

The lacing is the skinny edge on the feather (black or blue), so the chicken is "black laced" or "blue laced," and then the red or silver is the color in the middle of the feather.

It's like when people have "Blue Laced Red Wyandottes" with blue lacing around the edge of a red feather, or White Laced Red Cornish with white lacing around the edge of a red feather.

Thank you I never knew how to describe them

 

[NatJ]

Thank you I never knew how to describe them

I remember it took me a while to figure out the logic, especially because the most common two (gold laced and silver laced) do NOT follow the naming pattern that gets used for all the others!

 

[Candyjablonski]

I remember it took me a while to figure out the logic, especially because the most common two (gold laced and silver laced) do NOT follow the naming pattern that gets used for all the others!

Ok wow now I'm going to check the rest of my birds and figure out what I have. I think I have 2 black laced red and 1 gold laced? Anyway it's going to be fun researching this information