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I don't know. Maybe it's different according to where you show or maybe the rules just aren't enforced here. I also show call ducks and one of my hens has won BV at an ABA show with no legband. I have seen some birds showing with the metal close end bands, but very few. 99% of them have the...

I've been showing oegb for a couple of years and have earned points. You don't have to have bands. Some people who have a lot of birds do band in order to tell them apart. I've mostly seen the colored spiral bands used. I've accumulated enough birds now that I'm going to have to start banding...

I love the lemon blues too. My cockerel was bred by Noah Webster who was inducted into the Old English Game Breeders Hall of Fame last year. I bought him from Neat Bantams in north GA. He's not finished growing yet and should really look his best this fall. I'm really interested in what his...

Thanks ! We may go to one more show in April, but for the most part it will be breeding birds and raising chicks until fall shows start up.

Happy to say I had a good weekend at the show. My lemon blue cockerel won Best of Variety (his first show !), brown red pullet placed 3rd, ginger red cock placed 2nd, quail pullet and hen both placed 4th. I bought 2 lemon blue pullets, a ginger red pullet and 3 pairs of brassybacks.

I don't think lemon blues are rare. There's always a bunch of them showing.

You can go to bantamclub.com then go to photos and then click on American and old english game bantams. I think most varieties are pictured.. Also on the Ideal Hatchery site you can see pictures of a huge list of varieties although they are drawings rather than photos.

I think my phone is possessed.

I think my phone is possessed.

Awww thanks ! I hope he'll do well. I'd like him to have a little more weight and muscle, but that will come in time. He should be right where I want him by the fall shows. This will be a good experience though, and I'm sure it will be a fun weekend as usual.

Awww thanks ! I hope he'll do well. I'd like him to have a little more weight and muscle, but that will come in time. He should be right where I want him by the fall shows. This will be a good experience though, and I'm sure it will be a fun weekend as usual.

Awww thanks ! I hope he'll do well. I'd like him to have a little more weight and muscle, but that will come in time. He should be right where I want him by the fall shows. This will be a good experience though, and I'm sure it will be a fun weekend as usual.

Awww thanks ! I hope he'll do well. I'd like him to have a little more weight and muscle, but that will come in time. He should be right where I want him by the fall shows. This will be a good experience though, and I'm sure it will be a fun weekend as usual.

I should be hatching some blacks pretty soon. Should be pretty nice chicks. Taking the roo to his first show this weekend.

I'll have some lemon lemon blues for sale later on in the year. I've been hatching them and need to grow them out a little to decide which to keep. I'm in Perry. Also I could get you the number of the people I got these from (they live in NE GA. I don't know if they have anymore pairs for sale...

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the silver blue is the blue version of a birchen. The black in a birchen is replaced by blue. Breeding a silver blue to a birchen should give you both colors in the chicks.

They are OEGBs. Looks like the roo and lighter color hen is silver blue and darker hen is birchen.

Where did you get your brown reds ?

That's probably proper because that's where the breed originated, but they sure grow them different here. The thing that sticks out at me is the tail. The tails on the OE's in the US (at least the show quality ones) are way fuller. Even the hens and pullets really need a spread tail to even...

I didn't think of that. Yes, I agree-blue red sport.