Single come SLW

[DarJones]

If those pictures are correct, he is not straight comb. That is a variant comb type which probably has a partial rose comb inversion or something similar.

 

[kittyvamp1884]

If those pictures are correct, he is not straight comb. That is a variant comb type which probably has a partial rose comb inversion or something similar.

Really? That so cool.
I'll get a closer picture if that helps to know for sure.

 

[kittyvamp1884]

Here @DarJones I'd love any additional insight! His comb does seem wider at the base than my pullets, but it narrows and stands pretty tall. (Albeit it leans/folds to the side.) Here's some fresh pictures and videos

Note: His Brothers did Peck the back of his comb pretty badly before we adopted him. It's grown upwards since then but the back never filled out again.

Video links:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hB9TsyrNNx7wENr38
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TsE1HhYtWE9GzXaF6
https://photos.app.goo.gl/7iCdYgE5bxveh28B7

Pictures attached

 

[nicalandia]

Really? That so cool.
I'll get a closer picture if that helps to know for sure.

That cockerel is 100% Single Comb.

 

[kittyvamp1884]

That cockerel is 100% Single Comb.

Thanks nicalandia!
I know basically nothing about chicken genetics. Hence this thread! I'm always up to learning more.

Although I grew up with hens, Arslan is my first cockerel. Every day I get to learn something, and he's awesome.

Roosters get a bad rap, and I'm hoping to change that. (At least in my little corner of PA.) All my neighbors think Arslan is pretty cool.