ID on bantams please

[RememberTheWay]

I have a handful of bantams that came from two separate purchases. Can some one please tell me what kind of bantams they might be and anything about them that might be useful knowledge

There are two different roosters and the hens mostly look the same but appear to be two slightly different kinds...maybe?

And can anyone tell me what kind of egg production do these have?

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

They could be Old English Game Bantams

 

[fluffycrow]

Agreed, a handful of OEGB, of many colours

 

[The Moonshiner]

Looks like Silver duckwing Old English game bantam rooster and Crele Old English game bantam rooster.
Hens look like gold duckwing, crele and maybe silver crele.

 

[RememberTheWay]

Looks like Silver duckwing Old English game bantam rooster and Crele Old English game bantam rooster.
Hens look like gold duckwing, crele and maybe silver crele.

Are those all pretty common?

 

[RememberTheWay]

Looks like Silver duckwing Old English game bantam rooster and Crele Old English game bantam rooster.
Hens look like gold duckwing, crele and maybe silver crele.

And curious what the breed standards are for them so I can check all the points to make sure that's actually what they are...Do you happen to know that information? Like comb type, leg color, feet (bottoms) color, body type, beak and eye color, etc?

Thanks for helping btw

 

[The Moonshiner]

Are those all pretty common?

Ya they are. There's a lot of colors/patterns in OEGB but most hatcheries sell at least the SD and GD if not all three.

 

[The Moonshiner]

And curious what the breed standards are for them so I can check all the points to make sure that's actually what they are...Do you happen to know that information? Like comb type, leg color, feet (bottoms) color, body type, beak and eye color, etc?

Thanks for helping btw

Google search Old English Game Bantam SOP or Old English Game Bantam club and see if anything comes up.
They don't like to post SOPs all over but if you can find your breeds club sometimes they'll have the SOP on their site.

 

[RememberTheWay]

Google search Old English Game Bantam SOP or Old English Game Bantam club and see if anything comes up.
They don't like to post SOPs all over but if you can find your breeds club sometimes they'll have the SOP on their site.

How do I distinguish the different hens to know what they are? And do people mix the gold hens with a silver rooster? Or any of those hens with the crele rooster