Bantam hen or roo?

[CityslickerHomestead]

I’m no expert, but I’m leaning cockerel based on the saddle feathers. Hopefully this post gets more attention so other members can weigh in.

 

[ecb4156]

I’m no expert, but I’m leaning cockerel based on the saddle feathers. Hopefully this post gets more attention so other members can weigh in.

thank you. Hopefully someone else will see and know

 

[Ladybird CA]

It's a cockerel. At first I thought it was a golden duckwing old english game but then I noticed slate legs and I think white earlobes so it might be a cream light brown dutch.

 

[ecb4156]

It's a cockerel. At first I thought it was a golden duckwing old english game but then I noticed slate legs and I think white earlobes so it might be a cream light brown dutch.

She/He has blueish teal earlobes. I know it’s an old English but not sure which one.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I'm leaning more towards cockerel I think

 

[Ladybird CA]

Old English games should have red earlobes and white skin like your black breasted red rooster. I can’t remember if you got him from TSC or a specific hatchery order. If you specifically ordered an assortment of Old English game bantams then he just has hatchery quality attributes and is a golden duckwing.

 

[Norcal527]

That is a cockerel..sorry

 

[Birds of a Feather]

I’m fairly certain the first cockerel is a Dutch Bantam (more rare than Old English Game Bantams in the US).