What breeds have this coloration?

[Chicken317]

Have some roosters with this beautiful golden yellow color

I wish to get more like this but I don't know what breeds have this. Most of my chickens are mix breeds, with makes for beautiful bird variety. What breeds have this beautiful golden yellow?

 

[WingItRanch]

@MysteryChicken might be able to help

 

[MysteryChicken]

Have some roosters with this beautiful golden yellow color
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I wish to get more like this but I don't know what breeds have this. Most of my chickens are mix breeds, with makes for beautiful bird variety. What breeds have this beautiful golden yellow?

Some varieties of American Gamefowl, & Easter Eggers will have these colors.

These guys should be able to pass it down to their Offspring though as they're dominant.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Since those are mixed breeds, it's hard to exactly replicate.
But, here's a more silvery version, for example. The Silver Barnevelder:

I actually find the hens even more beautiful than the roosters of this breed.
Another mixed breed that often has color patterns like this is the Easter egger mutt-breed, which is commonly sold and easy to get. However, you'll never have a total guarantee of what they'll look like.

And, just for fun, there's a rather exotic longtailed breed called the Phoenix that comes in this color. (It's called gold duckwing.)

 

[TheOddOneOut]

And also, you can probably just replicate it if you breed the birds you already have! If you choose hens with similar colorations (darker bodies, lighter/golden necks, for example) and cross them with the roosters pictured, many off their offspring will likely share that golden leakage trait. (Leakage is what you call the brighter shoulder/saddle feathers on a solid-colored bird.)

 

[BigBlueHen53]

And also, you can probably just replicate it if you breed the birds you already have! If you choose hens with similar colorations (darker bodies, lighter/golden necks, for example) and cross them with the roosters pictured, many off their offspring will likely share that golden leakage trait. (Leakage is what you call the brighter shoulder/saddle feathers on a solid-colored bird.)

Thank you for explaining leakage! Now will you explain duckwing please?