Guess the Breed! Bantam Edition

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Mystery Breed #16

Origin: United States
American Status: Common (Idk about that, I've only seen them in a show once)
Weights: Cock-34oz, Hen-30oz
Comb: Single
Disqualifications: Shanks not feathered down outer sides - absence of feathers on outer toe beyond middle joint - vulture hocks - yellow skin - yellow on bottom of feet - leg and foot feathering other than overall color of bird.
Defects: Low carriage of head and/or wings - twisted hackle feathers - short and/or poorly and sparsely feathered tail - Breast narrow and shallow.
Accepted Colors: Black, Blue, White

Langshan?

 

[RossAcres]

Langshan?

Bingo!

 

[RossAcres]

Mystery Breed #17

Origin: England
American Status: Ranked in the top 20 breeds shown
Weights: Cock-26oz, Hen-22oz
Comb: Rose
Disqualifications: White in face of cockerel or pullet - Comb that is lopped or following contour of head and neck - Inverted spike - Asbence of spike
Defects: There are A TON of Defects. I will list the top few. Beefy, concaved, hollowed, or oversize comb - spike that is blade-shaped, or other than round, should be cut severely - short and crooked spike - severe cut should be made for black in the face, appearing most frequently in females, IN ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BIRCHEN AND BROWN RED - Severe cut should be made for white in face of cock or hen - Ear lobes that are too thin, having a blown up appearance, disc shaped, or with hollow centers
Accepted Colors: There are 26. I will list the first 5. Barred, Birchen, Black, Black Tailed Red, Black Breasted Red

 

[SilverBirds]

Mystery Breed #17

Origin: England
American Status: Ranked in the top 20 breeds shown
Weights: Cock-26oz, Hen-22oz
Comb: Rose
Disqualifications: White in face of cockerel or pullet - Comb that is lopped or following contour of head and neck - Inverted spike - Asbence of spike
Defects: There are A TON of Defects. I will list the top few. Beefy, concaved, hollowed, or oversize comb - spike that is blade-shaped, or other than round, should be cut severely - short and crooked spike - severe cut should be made for black in the face, appearing most frequently in females, IN ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BIRCHEN AND BROWN RED - Severe cut should be made for white in face of cock or hen - Ear lobes that are too thin, having a blown up appearance, disc shaped, or with hollow centers
Accepted Colors: There are 26. I will list the first 5. Barred, Birchen, Black, Black Tailed Red, Black Breasted Red

Rosecomb.

 

[RossAcres]

Rosecomb.

Yep! I didn't realize how many defects and colors there were. I thought OEGB had a bunch but rosecombs are up there too.

 

[RossAcres]

I'm curious how you guys are guessing these birds. Are you using the internet? Using your SOP? Just wondering lol. I know that I would be struggling big time if I was trying to guess.

 

[SilverBirds]

Yep! I didn't realize how many defects and colors there were. I thought OEGB had a bunch but rosecombs are up there too.

I think OEGB have over 40 recognized varieties!

 

[RossAcres]

Mystery Breed #18

Origin: England
American Status: Rare
Weight: Cock-44oz, Hen-36oz
Comb: Strawberry
Disqualifications: Lopped comb - Pea comb - Absence of spurs in cock or semblance of spurs in cockerel - Crooked breastbone
Defects: Oversized or spreading comb - Back, in profile, that shows excessive convex curve - High carriage of tail - Wings carried so high that top edge destroys the contour of back - Bowed or knock knees - Superfine bone - General coarseness - Lack of activity, sluggishness - Foreign eye color.
Accepted Colors: Black, Black Breasted Red, Mottled, Spangled, White

 

[SilverBirds]

I'm curious how you guys are guessing these birds. Are you using the internet? Using your SOP? Just wondering lol. I know that I would be struggling big time if I was trying to guess.

Purely guessing actually. I'm mainly using the comb type, origin, and varieties, but some of the defects help me guess. Some of the breeds I guess from the LF and just double check there is a bantam variety.

 

[SilverBirds]

Mystery Breed #18

Origin: England
American Status: Rare
Weight: Cock-44oz, Hen-36oz
Comb: Strawberry
Disqualifications: Lopped comb - Pea comb - Absence of spurs in cock or semblance of spurs in cockerel - Crooked breastbone
Defects: Oversized or spreading comb - Back, in profile, that shows excessive convex curve - High carriage of tail - Wings carried so high that top edge destroys the contour of back - Bowed or knock knees - Superfine bone - General coarseness - Lack of activity, sluggishness - Foreign eye color.
Accepted Colors: Black, Black Breasted Red, Mottled, Spangled, White

Malay?