What kind is this please?

[Crippledturkey]

This rooster washed in when it flooded down here this easter and he decided to hang around. Was wondering what kind of rooster he is. He stays outside the run with a couple of other brats bought just for him lol. Thank you.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

I don't see your picture.

 

[ChickiKat]

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[Crippledturkey]

Sorry about had to go reread how to get on here. Thanks again for looking though. lol BTW He is about half the size of a RIR Roo.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

Hmm I am totally guessing here but almost reminds me of "Jasper" the BYC sexlink rooster but definitely not the same:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=557329&p=1

Also, are his legs white (not yellow)? They look white in the picture to me. He could be a beautiful Orpington cross - buff and white??

Check this thread out!! Scroll down to where the person shows pics of the Buff Orpington crossed with a White Leghorn!!!!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=572999

 

[Crippledturkey]

His legs are whitish yellow, his legs are real scaly like he has chicken Psoriasis on them, but his feet are yellow, no mites though. Only his neck and saddle feathers are not white, which is more of a tannish color than buff, I guess. He has a real shrill crow, if that helps, he was healthy when he showed up, checked for mites, and could not find where he came from, and no one came looking, he would be in the coup but the turkeys do not like him too much.

 

[Illia]

He's a mutt.

I see a modified, tall pea comb as well as yellow legs and dropped wing carriage, so I'd say he's some sort of mutt.

 

[Crippledturkey]

Thank you, that is what I kinda figured, he is nice looking bird with a decent temperment, so it's all good mutt or not.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

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Could have scaly leg mites if you think it looks like psoriasis. Dip his legs and feet in mineral oil or rub vaseline on them for two weeks (smothers them). The life cycle of the leg mites is such that you have to go that long. I'd do it at least every other day or so myself.

I have done this with success. The legs will improve in looks.