Roo - what am I?

[crazyaboutchickens]

Could anyone help identify this roo? He's about the size of a silkie. Here are some pics:

Thanks a bunch!

 

[LeBlackbird]

Pics are hard to see, but he looks like a mix of some sort...

 

[Illia]

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[greenfamilyfarms]

Could be a Blue Red Sport OEGB. But, yeah, see if you can get some better, full body pictures from the side.

 

[pdsavage]

what color is the legs?

 

[crazyaboutchickens]

I got some new pictures, the camera isn't of good quality so this seems to be the best one can get.

Is it's any help, the rooster is about 6 months old and came from McMurray Hatchery. Thanks again!

 

[LeBlackbird]

I guess he could be a Blue Red Sport OEGB but the pics are Really bad and his body shape juts seems...wrong

he looks too blocky to be a OEGB. He seems to be built like a Rock bantam

 

[eenie114]

Def. a mix. I think he has some OEGB in him.

 

[shelleyd2008]

He came from MM, so he's not a 'mix'...that being said he is a hatchery-quality bird. Hatchery stock, as many of you should know, seldom look like the breeds intended.

It is hard to tell with seeing mostly his head, but I think I see white on his tail and other parts of his body? I think he is 'supposed' to be a Red Pyle Old English Game bantam.


McMurray has OEGB in only BB Red, Red Pyle, and Silver Duckwing.

 

[LeBlackbird]

Murray Mcmurray breeds other varieties that they don't advertise

My friend's rare chick turned out to be a Russian spangled orloff hen