Huge white rooster.. breed?brahma/orpington/rooster?-more pics added

[TSH]

He should be brahma/cochin/orpington (and would appreciate clarification on a few others if nobody minds

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Any thoughts? We're pretty sure he's a rooster, was born in june/july time
He and his compatriots are huge..I think we're feeding them too much

Thanks muchly, think he's probably staying with us
Thanks for all the advice so far!
We got eggs under the brahma, orpington and cochin, most from penned in chooks but no guarantee a different rooster didn't get in
here are the results, thoughts most welcome

You can see some of our mature hens in here too.
They are
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This ones a bit fuzzy, its the runt after being helped out after 24hrs with a pip hole, bit of a survivor!

All together

 

[Guitartists]

I can't see the comb from here... but I'm guessing standard Cochin

 

[TSH]

Its just a kind of straight comb, nothing too fancy although not as big as the other roosters we have.
Any idea what colour?

 

[Guitartists]

I'm guessing its a white standard cochin pullet (hen).... it doesn't look rooish to me. Allthough... I can;t see the tail feathers that well. Ok, after looking at some pics... I agree... cockerel. I think.... LOL I'm assuming you must have a pretty good idea as you own it

 

[TSH]

hen would be great

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[Guitartists]

Do you have other pics?

 

[TSH]

I have a couple
as a younger chick

and on the same day, different angle

 

[FLOWERPOT]

to me, from here it looks more like a hen.
I dont see any saddle feathers and the comb isnt very large at all.

 

[Guitartists]

When you say brahma/cochin/orpington... do you mean a mixture? Or those are the choices? LOL Man, I wish someone else would have a look... LOL I don't own Brahmas or Orps and are not that familiar with them

If you do mean mix... I can see that.... looks like a Cochin with a bit of Light Brahma coming through (dark in the tail) and Orp colored legs???

 

[Guitartists]

Yeah, looking at these pics, I go back to my original pullet guess....... though they can fool you sometimes.