Help comfirming feathery feet chick?

[Kr1spy_dreamz]

So last month i got a chick with fluffy legs and feet, and since that month i was wondering what breed he could be that contains feathery or fluffy feet. Right now he is developing actual feathers from his toes... what breed develops long looking feet feathers like this?

and if size matters than heres an image of the chick with a blue laced red wyandotte female chick

 

[britesidefarm]

Where did you get it from? It looks standard size, so I want to say it’s a mix between a Marans or a Brahma.

 

[britesidefarm]

Also- Your Wyandotte looks like a normal Golden laced

 

[NatJ]

It would help if you also post a picture of the face and comb.

Where did you get the chick?

Feathered feet could be on a Brahma (pea comb) or on a Cochin or Marans (single comb for both) or on a Salmon Faverolle (single comb, muff/beard on face).

Other breeds with feathered feet include Sultan (has a crest on the head, so not that) and Silkie (has feathers that look like fur, so not that either.)

Of course, a mixed breed that includes a feather-foot parent can also have feathered feet.

 

[Kr1spy_dreamz]

It would help if you also post a picture of the face and comb.

Where did you get the chick?

Feathered feet could be on a Brahma (pea comb) or on a Cochin or Marans (single comb for both) or on a Salmon Faverolle (single comb, muff/beard on face).

Other breeds with feathered feet include Sultan (has a crest on the head, so not that) and Silkie (has feathers that look like fur, so not that either.)

Of course, a mixed breed that includes a feather-foot parent can also have feathered feet.

I got him from a barn as well as the naked neck in the corner, heres a pic of his head...

 

[Kr1spy_dreamz]

Also- Your Wyandotte looks like a normal Golden laced

I also thought that to but i learned that blrw come in a small variety of colors! Heres to link to a post a made yesterday!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wondering-if-the-label-is-correct.1424394/#post-23428192

 

[NatJ]

Looks like a single comb and no muff/beard, so probably Cochin (common breed), or possibly a Marans (rare breed) or a mix that includes one of those. Cochin-crosses are pretty common in barnyard-mix flocks.

 

[NatJ]

I also thought that to but i learned that blrw come in a small variety of colors! Heres to link to a post a made yesterday!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wondering-if-the-label-is-correct.1424394/#post-23428192

Sort-of. Blue Laced Red parents can certainly produce black-laced-red chicks and splash-laced-red chicks, and they may all get collectively called "blue laced red," but they should still have RED instead of gold.