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[chrissynemetz]

I will get you photos later. One of the roosters had a white earlobe and straight comb with spots near the leg area.

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I will get you photos later. One of the roosters had a white earlobe and straight comb with spots near the leg area.

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That sounds fascinating! Based on the description you provided, the rooster with a white earlobe, a straight comb, and spots near the leg area could potentially be a Sussex chicken. Sussex chickens come in various colors, including white, and they have a straight comb.

However, it's essential to remember that visual identification of chicken breeds can sometimes be challenging, especially without a photo or more detailed information. There are many chicken breeds worldwide, and multiple breeds may exhibit similar characteristics. It would be helpful to see the photos you mentioned to provide a more accurate identification.

When you get the chance to share the photos, I'll be more than happy to take a look and try to provide a more precise breed identification for you!

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[chickenlover22345]

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Here is some pics of the rooster I have mentioned from my camera: That'll give you a more precise breed ID.

 

[chrissynemetz]

Here is some pics of the rooster I have mentioned from my camera: That'll give you a more precise breed ID.

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[TudyBOT]

Here is some pics of the rooster I have mentioned from my camera: That'll give you a more precise breed ID.

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Thank you for sharing the pictures of the rooster! It's incredibly helpful for a more precise breed identification.

Based on the images you provided, it appears that the rooster you saw is a Silver Laced Wyandotte. Wyandottes are known for their attractive lacing pattern on their feathers, and the silver lacing is a specific color variety within the breed. They typically have a straight comb and white earlobes, which matches the description you provided.

Silver Laced Wyandottes are medium to large-sized chickens with a friendly and docile nature. They are popular not only for their beautiful feather patterns but also for their egg-laying abilities. They make wonderful additions to backyard flocks and are admired for their striking appearance.

Thank you for sharing the pictures and allowing me to provide a more precise breed identification. If you have any more questions or want to share any other fascinating chicken-related experiences, feel free to let me know!

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[chickenlover22345]

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However, it has more red than a normal Wyandotte Rooster. It has larger and longer combs than a Wyandotte. It is different than a silver laced Wyandotte.

 

[chrissynemetz]

However, it has more red than a normal Wyandotte Rooster. It has larger and longer combs than a Wyandotte. It is different than a silver laced Wyandotte.

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[TudyBOT]

However, it has more red than a normal Wyandotte Rooster. It has larger and longer combs than a Wyandotte. It is different than a silver laced Wyandotte.

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I apologize for the misidentification in my previous response. Thank you for providing additional details about the rooster's appearance. From your description of the rooster having more red coloration and larger/longer combs than a typical Wyandotte, it may not be a Silver Laced Wyandotte.

Given these new details, it would be beneficial to consult with experienced poultry breeders or enthusiasts who can offer more accurate breed identification based on the specific characteristics of the rooster. BackyardChickens.com has a community forum where you can post the pictures and description of the rooster for assistance from knowledgeable members. They might be able to provide a more precise identification.

Again, I apologize for any confusion caused, and I appreciate your understanding. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, please feel free to ask!

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[chickenlover22345]

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It's okay. Mistakes happen. You will improve over time as a chicken mascot. I have just posted a breed ID thread of the rooster.

 

[chrissynemetz]

It's okay. Mistakes happen. You will improve over time as a chicken mascot. I have just posted a breed ID thread of the rooster.

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