Can you identify these roosters?

[Goose and Fig]

I wouldn't write off the first one just yet. Maybe he's some fancy crele rose comb or something. They're both gorgeous!

 

[Jennygirl76]

I was able to take a couple more pictures of the Rooster #1. Sorry i have included so many, but I tried to get a couple views.
Thank you! Jenny

 

[easttxchick]

Wow, he is GORGEOUS! I still don't know what he is, but he definitely looks Crele colored in the newer photos.
That comb is really strange-just looked it up in my Field Guide to Chickens and it looks like a walnut(which is a Silkie trait as was mentioned previously).

 

[Jennygirl76]

Thank you for all the advice. I really had no clue what they could be.

 

[DTchickens]

Both mutts, both have rose combs. I'm not sure what is in them, i don't see OEG myself though. Where did you get them? I would say the first rooster has more of a barred buff coloration going on than a crele (barred over BBred). It's too light and doesn't have any black in his breast, wings, or tail which a crele coloration would give. Even a improperly colored crele wouldn't look like him, i believe the improper ones are either too light or too dark on the red, some also with poor barring, and some possibly coming closer to the barred color? Don't know, someone else who knows crele more clearly will have to fill in on that.

-Daniel.

 

[chickenlover54]

They had 1 parent that was the same,they are identical just different colors. There is absolutley NO OEG in them

 

[Goose and Fig]

Do you have another pic of the second roo? He does kinda look like a hamburg. I don't know what kind of combs they have- but the chest pattern is pretty recognizable.

 

[DTchickens]

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He's not a hamburg because he has white legs for one reason, appears to be too bulky (definitely a production type bird in there, as the other rose combed bird) so they're probably part dominique. The other reason is his color off, does have specks, similar to the hamburgs but it isn't correct. I guess badly colored ones could come like that, but i haven't really seen them like that myself.

-Daniel.