Guess the Breed! Bantam Edition

[Logar]

A

now I am starting to question myself lol

 

[RossAcres]

A

Then you're probably right

 

[Logar]

Then you're probably right

yay!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

No clue

 

[JacinLarkwell]

No clue

Wait, is it Antwerp?

 

[RossAcres]

Wait, is it Antwerp?

No, that's not it. I actually have never heard of that breed. Let me check my standard.... Nope, Antwerp isn't in the standard. I'm going to look into that breed!

 

[RossAcres]

Wait, is it Antwerp?

So I had to do a little digging and found that in the US the Antwerp is called Belgian D'Anvers bantam. It is a true bantam, no LF counterpart. It is recognized by the ABA.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

So I had to do a little digging and found that in the US the Antwerp is called Belgian D'Anvers bantam. It is a true bantam, no LF counterpart. It is recognized by the ABA.

Oh I didn't realize they were the same breed! Still have no clue then

 

[RossAcres]

Oh I didn't realize they were the same breed! Still have no clue then

It starts with an "A"!

 

[SilverBirds]

Mystery Breed #9

I'm purposely making this one harder.

Origin: United States
American Status: Rare
Comb: Pea
Weight: Cock-36oz, Hen-32oz
Disqualifications: Lopped comb - Crooked keel or breast bone - Cock without spurs - Cockerel with no semblance of splurs
Defects: Excessive hackle and saddle feathering - Twisted hackle feathers - Superfine bone - Heavy feathering - flat sidedness - Low wing carriage - keel too deep - Open scaling at approach of insteps means coarse and heavy insteps which are not conductive to activity - Softness of flesh and plumage
Colors: Black, Black Breasted Red, Silver, Spangled, White

Aseel?