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Ohhh Well I’ll have to ask because I am not sure,and actually these birds don’t scratch I’m not sure why I put them once a day in a pen with no bottom on dirt and they just stand there or sit like normal they won’t scratch I’ve seen that the scratching usually diminish when they are older like...

I know I have many bantams myself but it’s just genetics I guess I’m just used to seen bigger hens with longer legs I guess she’s just short and stocky

That’s the hen and that’s her father he is pretty big and is very heavy and yes he is indeed blind sadly bc he is a beautiful rooster

Ahhh I see well I’m pretty sure she isn’t the bantam must be genetics

She’s actually first gen like it was the first cross ever made since her father is blind and I do own him now her mom died from new castle and she was obtained by another breeder but probably Spanish I guess or maybe the genetics didn’t mix right

Yea she’s a game hen but yea it’s kinda strange tbh

No I’ll post some in a few she’s actually a game hen

She’s English game not like 100% English game she’s a cross of game birds she’s like probably 7 to 8 months though she hasn’t payed and she always has food and water cuz she’s out in the yard also regular vitamins

Si i got a hen she was gifted to me but she’s still pretty small and idk why so I’m starting to ask myself is it the feed or is it her genetics she’s like as big as my 4 month old pullets and Roos the hen in question is the one in the cage