"Deleware" patterned rooster help

[Kr1spy_dreamz]

So i have this young rooster who seems to have patterns of a deleware or light sussex, but his comb says otherwise. His feet are pinkish white and he has black dots under his hackle feathers. Hes also pretty big to.

younger picture of him, (4 months problably)

 

[MysteryChicken]

Silver Columbian. He seems S/s+, Gold split to silver.

Delaware's have a mix of Columbian over barring.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Not sure on breed, possibly a Wyandotte mix though.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Columbian Wyandotte is my best guess.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Columbian Wyandotte is my best guess.

Not purebred, as he appears to have pink legs.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

So i have this young rooster who seems to have patterns of a deleware or light sussex, but his comb says otherwise. His feet are pinkish white and he has black dots under his hackle feathers. Hes also pretty big to.View attachment 2429296View attachment 2429297younger picture of him, (4 months problably)

Where did you get him?

 

[Kr1spy_dreamz]

Where did you get him?

We hatched him from barn eggs, the comments are saying a mix even though he honestly looks like an actual breed of chicken. These guys also hatched from these eggs.

 

[Ratbird]

Light Brahma?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

We hatched him from barn eggs, the comments are saying a mix even though he honestly looks like an actual breed of chicken. These guys also hatched from these eggs.View attachment 2429991View attachment 2429992View attachment 2429993View attachment 2429995View attachment 2429996

There’s a lot more to a purebred chicken than just color. He has many of the traits of a light Sussex- however, sussexes have single combs, not rose combs. He also looks very similar to a columbian wyandotte, but wyandottes have yellow legs, not pink ones.
The fact that he is mixed doesn’t make him inferior to purebred chickens. You won’t be able to show him, but you wouldn’t do well in shows with a purebred chicken unless they were a top-of-the-line show quality bird. Many on here, including me, prefer mixes over purebred chickens.
You appear to have a nice collection of mixes, including wyandotte mixes, sussex mixes, and a Rhode Island Red mix.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Light Brahma?

Light brahmas have a different type of comb (pea comb), feathered legs, and yellow feet.