Please tell me what type rooster this is. ?????UPDATED w PIC

[coltsdad]

Wrong leg color for a dorking , maybe some type of game chicken.

 

[cubalaya]

gold duckwing game rooster

 

[cubalaya]

gold duckwing game rooster

 

[Minniechickmama]

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salmon faverolle

Maybe crossed with, but doesn't look pure. Tail is too high and not enough beard. Does he have a 5th toe? and feathered legs? Can't tell from the picture.

 

[Chris09]

He looks like a American Game [maybe a grey]

Chris

 

[NYREDS]

A closer picture would help. He's certainly not a Dorking or a Faverolle. He's clean legged & Faverolles have feathered legs. He has yellow legs & Dorkings have pinkish white legs.

 

[nwfchickenman]

Riverpie,

After looking at a lot of photos, I think yours is a gold duckwing american game rooster.

 

[nwfchickenman]

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salmon faverolle

Maybe crossed with, but doesn't look pure. Tail is too high and not enough beard. Does he have a 5th toe? and feathered legs? Can't tell from the picture.

I'm thinking he is a salmon faverolle X, too. He has a salmon faverolle markings, single comb, and his legs are lightly feathered. His legs are slate but he only has 4 toes.

He may be crossed with EE, because I bought 6 EE pullets from the same seller.

 

[Chris09]

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Maybe crossed with, but doesn't look pure. Tail is too high and not enough beard. Does he have a 5th toe? and feathered legs? Can't tell from the picture.

I'm thinking he is a salmon faverolle X, too. He has a salmon faverolle markings, single comb, and his legs are lightly feathered. His legs are slate but he only has 4 toes.

He may be crossed with EE, because I bought 6 EE pullets from the same seller.

The color on the OP's bird is called a, Golden Duck-Wing and can come on many breeds of chickens.
Here is a Old English Game Bantam (Golden Duck-Wing) http://www.bantychicken.com/OEGBCA/vgoldenduckwing.html
Here is a Old English Game Large Fowl (Golden Duck-Wing) http://www.cacklehatchery.com/oldenglishgamepage.html#gold

I cant see a feather one on the shanks of the OP's bird but a better picture would help.

Chris