What Breed is This?

[DTchickens]

The first rooster isn't a old english, the head is wrong, large fowl old english are almost extinct in the US, and it has a pea comb along with it being too big. It is cornish cross i think, maybe a pure cornish from the hatchery.

I believe the hen is probably a American game.. Hatch/Hatch cross.

And yes, partridge something.. Leaning towards rock. Rhode island reds are solid red, he is black breasted and too dark.

 

[LeBlackbird]

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a Shamo is your tipical fighting bird, pea comb, hard feathering, uprite stance, etc. It is the heaviest of the three

An Malay looks somewhat like a Shamo, exept It is a pound lighter, And has an extremly upright stance. The Malay is the tallest Breed of chicken, Cocks standing at 36 in. High. The malay is also the only breed of chicken with a strawberry comb. It is the second heaviest

A Aseel Is the lightest of the three, But the most agressive. It has the pea comb, and the looks,... And the attitude.


I think you should weigh the rooster to see how heavy he is.

 

[LeBlackbird]

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He very well could be a Partridge Rock!! Why didn't I think of that In the first place!!!

 

[jqs birds]

I agree Shamo on the red laced roo
Hen looks like phoenix
the last roo looks like the Barnevelder roosters I got from Ideal.

 

[LeBlackbird]

The red laced bird dosen't have a strawberry comb, there for he is not a malay, He dosen't appear to be a light weight, So thier goes Aseel... He's A Shamo!!

 

[DTchickens]

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he's more hunched over, shorter, and maybe a little bulkier than most shamo look in my opinion..

These are real shamos- http://www.freewebs.com/prairiefowl/shamos.htm (prariechiken's birds).

 

[jqs birds]

I'd bet they came from Ideal and the laced roo is a a saipan jungle fowl They come on all sorts of colors

 

[Cuban Longtails]

Ideal's Saipan come in black breasted red coloring. I've got some. Cackle's are almost a blue/gold coloring. No other hatcheries that I know of have them.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

Could you let us know where you acquired the fowl? Did you get them from a Hatchery (which one) or somewhere else?

 

[Evilkitty162]

In the spring TSC had chicks (for Easter.)