game bantam?

[Strawkoko]

I got ansy for some chicks a few weeks ago so went and picked a few up in atwoods assorted bantams bin. Im not familiar with my chickens and I'm having trouble figuring out what this one is. She looks like a game bird. I have no idea what you'd call her color but its beautiful. I'm looking for either what kind of chicken she is or what you'd call her color. Thnks

 

[AlleysChicks]

Old English Game bantam I think. As for color wait awhile longer because it could molt out.

 

[The Phantom]

So cute!!!!!!!

 

[Gray Farms]

If its out of a mixed bantam bin at a feed store. Then she is most likely a Old English Game.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Old English Game.
If you wait until six weeks, we will get a better idea on the color, as well as the gender.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Gray Farms

 

[theoldchick]

Here's a photo of a pair:

They do come in other colors:

 

[The Moonshiner]

They do come in other colors:

That's the truth.
Don't they have about 716 varieties?
Ok kidding but they do come in a ton of colors/patterns.
Thinking there's close to 30 recognised varieties.
Check in an OEGB thread someone that raises them would surely be able to recognise slight differences in patterns that may conclude to the variety.
If its an OEGB most of use aren't going to be as accurate or able to recognise the chick down pattern as early as the ones that breed and/or show

 

[4 ever Orpington]

I got ansy for some chicks a few weeks ago so went and picked a few up in atwoods assorted bantams bin. Im not familiar with my chickens and I'm having trouble figuring out what this one is. She looks like a game bird. I have no idea what you'd call her color but its beautiful. I'm looking for either what kind of chicken she is or what you'd call her color. Thnks

 

[Strawkoko]

Awesome thank you everyone . OEGB was my guess as well. I wasnt too sure of her at first but she has grown on me another thing I noticed is she has absolutely no comb