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[Vcomb]

One of last year's chicks all grown up.

Some of this year's chicks.

 

[Jungleexplorer]

I'd guess American game

He might have some AG in him, but it looks like there is other stuff in there too. I don't know what you call that breed of chickens that look like they always are having a bad hair day, but I think he might have some of that breed in him.

 

[Achickenwrangler#1]

Frizzles? Yeah, I didn't want to say anything, like, your chicken looks a little scruffy there, haha. Needs some conditioner. Or, you took him fishing and he was the bait.

 

[Jungleexplorer]

Frizzles? Yeah, I didn't want to say anything, like, your chicken looks a little scruffy there, haha. Needs some conditioner. Or, you took him fishing and he was the bait.

LOL! Frizzles; so that is what that breed is called. Have seen them and always wondered why anyone would a breed a chicken to look like that. To each his own, I guess.

 

[Achickenwrangler#1]

Yes, I would be a little embarrressed if my chickens feathers did that...maybe up the protein?

 

[Vcomb]

any one know what breed of game this is?

on one hand the type of dubbing on the comb suggests Old English. The yellow legs and larger body suggest American Game. The neck feathers everyone is pointing out could be from too much sun or being close to molt (really dry feathers), rough living conditions, too much protein in the diet or it may have oriental in him as some Asils will have their hackle feathers flare up like that when they are growing new ones in.

 

[Achickenwrangler#1]

Or too much driving around with the top down....snicker.

 

[Jungleexplorer]

on one hand the type of dubbing on the comb suggests Old English. The yellow legs and larger body suggest American Game. The neck feathers everyone is pointing out could be from too much sun or being close to molt (really dry feathers), rough living conditions, too much protein in the diet or it may have oriental in him as some Asils will have their hackle feathers flare up like that when they are growing new ones in.

On second thought, he looks like a cockerel so he might not be fully developed yet. I know my Golden Duckwing changed a lot from six to eight months old.

Six months




Eight months. Drastic improvement!

 

[hdowden]

what does this one look like (besides a chicken lol)

old english? i was thinking maybe american...he doesnt look like my 3 oegb roosters :/

 

[jockeyeba]

what does this one look like (besides a chicken lol)

old english? i was thinking maybe american...he doesnt look like my 3 oegb roosters :/

Looks too "squatty" for AG