I’m trying to figure out what my handsome boy is. Help!?

[MamaBird89]

I bought him from my local flea market for a hen I have that is a Goldstar and she is GORGEOUS. Anyways, she’s currently attempting to hatch some eggs that she has laid. I’m wondering exactly what he is because he is the fertilizer

 

[MamaBird89]

She’s a beauty and so is he. I’m excited! If this go isn’t successful, early spring I’m going to try out an incubator. She’s hatched off 6 chicks successfully earlier this summer by our White Rock*. But none since and she hasn’t seemed interested since. I was under the impression she wouldn’t hatch her own eggs, I ordered the incubator but by the time it got here she was already around 20 days in and sitting on them almost always. 4 where duds, but 6 hatched. Haven’t caught her sitting on her eggs again until now.

 

[3KillerBs]

IIRC, Production Blue roosters are known to have a lot of red leakage.

 

[ariri30]

I bought him from my local flea market for a hen I have that is a Goldstar and she is GORGEOUS. Anyways, she’s currently attempting to hatch some eggs that she has laid. I’m wondering exactly what he is because he is the fertilizer

I’m not too good at this but I’m going to guess black australorp?

 

[ariri30]

I bought him from my local flea market for a hen I have that is a Goldstar and she is GORGEOUS. Anyways, she’s currently attempting to hatch some eggs that she has laid. I’m wondering exactly what he is because he is the fertilizer

Oh and a black rooster makes a sex link chick so you will know which is male/female at hatch. Google it!

 

[The Happster]

I would imagine he's a cross. Red leakage and green legs.

 

[MamaBird89]

I know I love these two. They are so sweet together Can’t wait to see them free ranging with their completed family following behind them

 

[TheOddOneOut]

His color is blue with red leakage And he has yellowish legs.
I think he’s a mix of something like BPR. (Blue)

 

[MamaBird89]

I know I love these two. They are so sweet together Can’t wait to see them free ranging with their completed family following behind them

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Oh and a black rooster makes a sex link chick so you will know which is male/female at hatch. Google it!

Not necessarily. Depends on what is in his background and the hen that he breeds eith