Can anyone identify what these are?

[Dewayne441]

Can anyone tell me what kind these bantams are. I'm guessing old fashion single comb dominiques..

 

[ESofVA]

Can you get any that are closer? Pics from the side would be good so we can see the face and profile.

 

[Dewayne441]

 

[Dewayne441]

 

[ESofVA]

I am wondering if they could be Old English Game chickens?

This will take you to a picture I found that is very similar...

http://www.google.com/search?q=old+...book.com%2Fmini.chickens%3Ffilter%3D2;480;529

 

[SunnySkyFarm]

I think Barred Old English Game

 

[agkuyk08]

Or creole OEGB

 

[SunnySkyFarm]

Isn't Crele like orange and blue barred?

 

[ESofVA]

Yes, the Crele roo has more red/orange in its body as well as its neck. It could be a crele with just poor coloring, or maybe a genetic mix of colors.
Crele is the closest color I can find. The barred has more barring on its neck and no orange.

 

[Dewayne441]

thank you all for your help. I traced them back to the person who had them before the person I got them from and he said they're Dominique bantams. I said I thought Dominique usually has rose comb and he said some of the same line he has do have rose comb and some have straight comb. Interestingly enough this person is none other than Raymond Fairchild , world renowned bluegrass star