Does anyone know what breed this is?

[Brahmachicken240]

Mixed breed

 

[luckychick105]

Lovely mixed breed.

~Alex

Thank you v much!

How big is he? There's not really much in the photo for a good sense of scale. With that comb, white earlobes, etc he looks an awful lot like a Sicilian buttercup/mix

He is my biggest chicken; about a foot and a half!

Mixed breed cock.

Thank you!

He is beautiful, you should be happy he so pretty and nice as well!

Thank you, I definitely am!

This - perhaps with high % Redcap DNA.

Thanks!

The split comb is unique to buttercups. They also have the white ear. But the black feathers are something else - whatever he's mixed with. He's beautiful

Thank you, v much appreciated!

He is SO handsome !

And doesn't he know it!
He loves to strut his stuff in the garden.

Mixed breed

Thank you!

 

[Lady Lionheart]

Can't help you with breed identity, but just wanted to say, he's absolutely stunning!

 

[luckychick105]

Can't help you with breed identity, but just wanted to say, he's absolutely stunning!

thank you!

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

That is an amazing rooster!! He's SO PRETTY!!!! I agree with the people saying that he might be part Sicilian Buttercup. Still a mixed breed though.

 

[luckychick105]

That is an amazing rooster!! He's SO PRETTY!!!! I agree with the people saying that he might be part Sicilian Buttercup. Still a mixed breed though.

Thank you very much!

 

[lilmillefleur]

The buttercup comb can also be achieved when you cross a 'two prong' combed breed (like La Fleche or Polish) with a single comb breed. Does look like there's some rose combed breed in the mix too. Definitely the most interesting comb I have ever seen. Lovely bird!

 

[luckychick105]

The buttercup comb can also be achieved when you cross a 'two prong' combed breed (like La Fleche or Polish) with a single comb breed. Does look like there's some rose combed breed in the mix too. Definitely the most interesting comb I have ever seen. Lovely bird!

I always thought that it was a rose comb more than a v comb, but that was most likely because I had never seen a v shaped comb and just never thought of it! Thanks for the information!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

This - perhaps with high % Redcap DNA.

X2

 

[luckychick105]

X2

Thanks!