What breed is this rooster?

[GalloNegrito]

I have a rooster that I've been trying to find out what breed he is. After some looking, I found a picture that is almost an EXACT match to the one I have. I would show the picture of my rooster but I think the picture shown is much better, much better camera.

 

[chcknluvr]

Is he a bantam? Could be a rose comb bantam. No matter what he is, he sure is a pretty roo.

 

[sourland]

The bird pictured is a black breasted red game of some strain.

 

[chcknluvr]

I just looked at the picture more closely. Is that a single comb? If so, probably a Welsummer.

 

[keesmom]

The bird pictured is a black breasted red game of some strain.

X2.

 

[chickenweirdo1]

I just looked at the picture more closely. Is that a single comb? If so, probably a Welsummer.

x2

 

[eHuman]

I see Welsummer, but I'm no expert.

 

[donrae]

I have a rooster that I've been trying to find out what breed he is. After some looking, I found a picture that is almost an EXACT match to the one I have. I would show the picture of my rooster but I think the picture shown is much better, much better camera.

No offense, but "almost an exact match" makes trying to id your bird from this pic useless. Something as small or insignificant seeming as a different comb, or leg color (which we can't see here) or a different body shape means a completely different breed. If you want to id your bird, you need to get a pic of him and post it. Profile shots of the bird standing naturally, including comb and legs are best.

 

[GalloNegrito]

No offense, but "almost an exact match" makes trying to id your bird from this pic useless. Something as small or insignificant seeming as a different comb, or leg color (which we can't see here) or a different body shape means a completely different breed. If you want to id your bird, you need to get a pic of him and post it. Profile shots of the bird standing naturally, including comb and legs are best. 

Heck. No problem, thanks for the info.