My pullet kind of crows?

[Cap53f]

It's like asking for an Orpington and being given a Cochin.

*shudders*

He's very handsome, nonetheless.

Crazy haha!!!

 

[NatJ]

Oh it’s definitely a breeder mistake. Lol, this cutie has been confusing me for weeks!

Old English Game Bantams do not have feathered feet. Brahmas do.

Old English Game Bantams have single combs, Brahmas have pea combs.

So there's two things you can check if you have to deal with that breeder again

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Your pullet kind of isn't a pullet.
Handsome feller.

Brahma, not OEGB.

Light Brahma cockerel not an Old English pullet.

X2

 

[JadeFarms]

I highly doubt the breeder accidentally gave you a Brahma instead of an OEGB. They are 2 totally different birds. He’s a cockerel btw. Did she give you any more breeds? You should post pics of them too.

 

[Cap53f]

Old English Game Bantams do not have feathered feet. Brahmas do.

Old English Game Bantams have single combs, Brahmas have pea combs.

So there's two things you can check if you have to deal with that breeder again

Wow, interesting, thanks for the tips. I have several of these cuties I purchased from her so I’m not sure how she mixed this up but I’ll ask.

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Wow, interesting, thanks for the tips. I have several of these cuties I purchased from her so I’m not sure how she mixed this up but I’ll ask.

Definitely post pics of them, if you want us to ID them for you!

 

[Cap53f]

I highly doubt the breeder accidentally gave you a Brahma instead of an OEGB. They are 2 totally different birds. He’s a cockerel btw. Did she give you any more breeds? You should post pics of them too.

Yes, I bought 7 and they all look the same. All supposed to be OEGB but clearly finding out after this post none of them are.

 

[Painted Calls]

"Breeder"

Brahmas are awesome too. As long as you're happy with them is all that matters.

 

[JadeFarms]

Yes brahmas are great! They are just the total opposite of bantams, they can be huge.

 

[Cap53f]

Right?!!! I love these cuties so they are here to stay.