I've got it now!

[meggers32]

Ok, I think that I finally have figured it out! Here he is, my handsome guy who is behaving himself for the moment.

Can anyone i.d. for me?

http://s348.photobucket.com/albums/q341/meggers32_2008/?action=view&current=morepics262.jpg

Thanks!

 

[can you hear me now?]

sorry was gonna say cochin till i got to the featherless legs. Not a clue now but I tried.

 

[heyjami]

I have one just like him, and I'm looking for an ID too. He's handsome!
Mine is a hen-to-be.

 

[Guitartists]

Aawww.. I don't know, but he is handsome! Maybe some kind of Old English Game???

If you want to post the pic IN the thread..... just click on the last code box... the one that says IMG Code... it copies the code for you and you just have to right click and choose paste.... or press control (ctrl) and v at the same time.

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Is it full grown? If not I would say Australorp cockerel.

 

[Guitartists]

Could be a Dutch Bantam... it IS bantam isn't it? Wait... nix the Dutch.... it doesn;t have white earlobes... so I'm sticking with OEGB

Or OEGB

Or something else unbeknownst to me! LOL

 

[meggers32]

Thanks everyone for offering suggestions! He IS a bantam and full grown, 4 months old. Is OEGB an Old English Game bird? He is really small, smaller than my 21/2 month old Ameracaunas. He has been at them for a few days now, and earlier today, they were all on the roost together. I watched him and it seemed that he was being a little gentler.

 

[Guitartists]

Yes, OEG is Old English Game

the 'B' is for Bantam

 

[LilPeeps]

I agree, oegb.