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No, he's apart of a long term breed project. He's one of a kind.

Many would say this is a 3' bird of 15 lbs. In reality this 6 month old cockerel was 28" and 8lbs at the time this photo was taken

This thread is so full of estimations run wild. A bird someone says is 16-20 lbs will end up weighing 10-12lbs and a bird someone clames as 3' will turn out to 27-31". Funny no one offers hard proof for height and weight. Very reminiscent of a fisherman's tale. That said. Pedigree lines...

That would be a cool cross JRnash. One of the parent breeds to make the cornish was the Malay. Here is a picture of a 5 month old cockerel who's a jersey/japanese oriental cross (50/50). He's absolutley huge for his age but he doesn't resemble the jersey at all :). IMO, crossing any...

It would still look like a malay but have minor jersey features. Waddle, flatter back. The oriental game genes are very prominent. You'd be best to use a 75% jersey/25% malay to cross with another jersey. Even an 8th malay would be obvious. You'd end up so far from a jersey that it wouldn't...

I thinks it's perspective because the picture of the cockerel was taken with a women holding him. This cockerel is about 1.8lbs heavier and 2" taller

11 month old O-Shamo. 30"/10.2lbs

4" wire. He had his head lower than normal. His average height is 27". A couple ounces over 13lbs

I've got to see the pictures or videos. A 22lb rooster is 1lb from being a work record holder

Yeah, they have black legs too

Next to a 16 month old he was the same height

Don't know seeing as these are still a "prototype" but parent breeds mature at 13lbs or more and all are 27-33" tall. They are already taller and heavier than any of the parent breeds were at this age. I'm hoping 33" +. I don't think they'll disappint

No, born on on 12/24/14

Young nearly 5month old cockerel. 8.5lbs and 28"

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