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Ok. Thank you! That is what I thought.

I was able to get more pictures of our Gamefowl. I'm thinking now after looking at the internet, that some of our roosters and hens are American Game and some are Old English. I just don't know which is which other than the one I think may be a Kelso. Here go the pictures. These two pictures...

I wish I could find the farm for the Top Hat Game. I have been trying to find what the Top Hat Game looks like but can't find anything but Polish chickens. Does anyone know where to find the Top Hat Game Chickens?

Oh, do you know where it is located? We live in GA but they were originally from NC and traveled all around our area doing poultry auctions and shows.

The pictures are of the same rooster. He was under the run so it was shaded and came out dark. I didn't know about Game being called toppies. I just thought he meant had feathers on top of it's head like Polish chickens. LOL! Boy do I have a lot yet to learn. I will try to get better pictures...

If only I could get them to be still. My husband and I rescued these at 1:30 am one just before a thunderstorm, so yes they are a bit on the wild side. The last pictures I posted is the same bird he is young and just getting his spurs. We found him and a young female game?? together hiding in...

No they are in several different pens. I do let them mingle and yes they do get in scraps. They free range mostly so that seems to help. I do not dub my roosters maybe that is throwing you off. I will see if I can get in touch with the original owner and find out where he got them from. He had a...

How did you determine that they were not Gamefowl chickens? They look like game. I know that my neighbor got them from Cackle Hatchery as chicks and Cackle Hatchery has Gamefowl.

Can someone tell me what gamefowl these are, OEG, American, etc... There are other chickens in the pictures too and yes I know they are not game, we let them all mix and mingle. LOL! The ones in the middle mostly on this picture. I thought I had more pictures of the hens but looks...

We have Gamefowl that a neighbor left behind along with some Easter Eggers. I'm not sure what type Gamefowl they are though. Would someone on this thread be able to help me if I posted pictures of them or could someone point me to the correct forum thread for that?