Serama mix with Hen feathering?

[BlackArtCreations]

Hi all,
I got this chick last year with a group of other birds and was wondering how common hen feathering is. I know breeds like sebright have hen feathered roosters but none of the birds the previous owner had, were hen feathered.. what's your opinion?

 

[BlackArtCreations]

Anyone?

 

[casportpony]

@Brahma Chicken5000 might be able to help.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Not hen feathered. You can see he has pointed hackle feathers.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Not hen feathered. You can see he has pointed hackle feathers.

He’s partially hen feathered. I’ve seen sebright crosses and American gamefowl with mostly rounded feathers and a few pointed ones. You can tell they have the hen feathering gene because they have female specific colorations.
I’ve only ever seen one serama with hen feathering, and I think he was a cross. Are you sure that the previous owner had no other hen feathered birds? Hen feathering is a dominant gene, so it wouldn’t just randomly pop up.