Green tailed red rooster?

[Sray01]

Can anyone tell me what type of rooster this is? I have one that looks exactly like this, his markings are very clear and even so I don’t think it’s a mix. But he came from a batch of what was supposed to be JJ at TS. It was an end of season sale so I think several groups had been put together. Everything I find says “rare heritage breed”

 

[Gray Farms]

Crossbred

 

[Sray01]

Crossbred

I was leaning towards barnvelder maybe?

 

[21hens-incharge]

Can anyone tell me what type of rooster this is? I have one that looks exactly like this, his markings are very clear and even so I don’t think it’s a mix. But he came from a batch of what was supposed to be JJ at TS. It was an end of season sale so I think several groups had been put together. Everything I find says “rare heritage breed”

Pics of YOUR bird will help here.

 

[Gray Farms]

I was leaning towards barnvelder maybe?

Not with his beard and slate legs

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Can anyone tell me what type of rooster this is? I have one that looks exactly like this, his markings are very clear and even so I don’t think it’s a mix. But he came from a batch of what was supposed to be JJ at TS. It was an end of season sale so I think several groups had been put together. Everything I find says “rare heritage breed”

Is your bird bearded like this one or not? What leg color does your bird have? I have seen many "looks just like" posts and when you see the actual bird the comb, legs, etc are entirely different....beed identification is about all the characteristics, not just feathering.
Take a photo of your bird and we can identify it for you

 

[Sray01]

Is your bird bearded like this one or not? What leg color does your bird have? I have seen many "looks just like" posts and when you see the actual bird the comb, legs, etc are entirely different....beed identification is about all the characteristics, not just feathering.
Take a photo of your bird and we can identify it for you

I know mine may be a cross. I’m just curious what is red w green tail and yellow ruff. I can try to get good pics today but they are mid molt so it won’t be very effective.

 

[NatJ]

There are quite a few breeds of chickens, and even more possible crosses, that can have that coloring. (I think the tail varies between black and green, depending on how the light is hitting it.)