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I had one like that. She's mellowed out a bit now that she's older, but she'll still fluff out her hackles and put out her chest when I go to pick her up.

Is that an oegb?

He looks like a blue red to me.

Darn! I wish I could ship, I'd love them to go to someone who knows what they're doing, but I'm just not NPIP certified. Your bird is beautiful!

Anyone interested in a trio of Old English game bantams? They were a project of mine (attempting to breed toward cuckoo), but unfortunately, I no longer have the space for them. The rooster is the sweetest thing toward people, I chose to keep him especially for that trait, but fiercely...

I've never heard of blue spangled... but it sounds beautiful! Do you have pictures you could post?

There are 2 OEGB threads, and unfortunately, this one gets less action as a result. Here is the other one, https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/311466/show-off-your-old-english-game-bantams/1610#post_15537411

BOYS. What hatchery did you get them from?

Does anyone know how Cackle hatchery's OEGB's are? They have barred chicks, and I really want to start breeding that color.

Very nice!

Absolutely stunning!

Anyone interested in some pullets? I have 2 black/gold OEGB pullets, not quite show quality because of their color, but 100% NOT hatchery blood. They have excellent type, and are from my breeding flock that has done quite well in shows. I also have a few other bantams for sale. Pm me if...

Quote: A pullet is a female bird under a year of age, while a hen is one over one year. The same goes for males. Cockerel: under 1 year. Rooster/Cock: over 1 year. Welcome to the world of chickens! :)

Quote: I agree. He's a cockerel, and not a Silver Duckwing. He could be a bbred, but I'm not familiar with that variety.

Does anyone raise or have Barred oegbs? I would love to see photos!

I have to check their exact age, but my little 3 month old guys are crowing up a storm.

1) Red pyle maybe? 2) Maybe mottled... but they could also be Japanese bantams. A full view photo would help. 3) Self blue. 4) Those are most likely Sebrights, since laced oegbs are not common. 5) Possibly Mille fleur? 6) Fawn duckwing. 7) Maybe a blue ginger or blue red. 8) See number 5 9) Not...

It could be a bbred, but you'll have to wait a few weeks to be sure. That's the same for the gender. You'll have to wait to be sure.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. The cockerel is so different from the pullet though.

My sex-link project oegbs. What color is she?