yet again- several "regular" a few game.

[hunterjumper999]

Every chicken pictured is in question

 

[juliechick]

The last picture is a Golden Laced Wyandotte.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

juliechick, you're close but it's a Golden Sebright.

 

[Goose and Fig]

What kind of crazy comb does that last one have? It looks like one of those silly balls with all the rubber needles.

 

[juliechick]

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Sebrights don't have pointed hackle or saddle feathers. They're "hen-feathered". I'm pretty sure I see pointed feathers in the photo.

 

[jqs birds]

Wyandottes have yellow legs too.
Probably crossed with a redcap.

 

[LindseyM12]

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no not a GLW it has a rose comb, GLW's have pea combs.

 

[LindseyM12]

the first one is old english game.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Wyandottes have rose combs and yellow legs. The bird in the photo has a rose comb and blue legs.

Sebrights are SUPPOSED to be hen feathered, not all of them are, and it is a fault if they are. Not everyone likes the hen-feathering and hatchery birds are notorious for cock-feathering in Sebrights. Single combs are also becoming more and more common in hatchery birds as well.

 

[Year of the Rooster]

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Agreed. That is a Sebright. Also, roosters that are hen-feathered can have fertility problems which is why some breeders use these non-hen-feathered birds. And that is a rosecomb on its head. Looks practically identical to my rooster's comb.