x2If those pics were at 12 weeks, I'm thinking the bird was a very slow developer or stunted in some way, cause I would have said that was a pullet. Being hormonally challenged or otherwise "off" from normal would explain why the comb didn't develop like normal. These are my Wyandotte crosses at 3-4 months old, you can see they've got plenty of comb and wattles.
He's a mixed breed. For future reference the appropriate thing to do when you need a bird's breed or sex determined is make a separate topic for your questions and photos; we are happy to help but it can get confusing responding to multiple queries on the same thread.i just recently got 5 roosters from a friend. i know the breeds of four of them. but the one i like the most i don't know his breed. he has a pea comb and he it brown and white here is a head shot.and here are the best pics i could get of the rest of him. he was distracted by chips on the cage floor.
he is young. no spurs yet. please help.
Could it be a buff Chantecler?
He is about 12 weeks old. My friend and I were discussing this rooster I raised. We were trying to figure out what breed/ breeds he might be. Breeder who sold him to me sold him as a buff Wyandotte because she thought he would get a rose comb.I know it is a rooster because I processed him at 20 weeks and he was crowing, had beautiful saddle feathers, but no comb.
