Okay Im lost. What is it?

[laceynoelle]

i got them in a bantam mix from ideal. there are two, and they are bigger than the others. normal looking, four toes, no distinct markings. maybe a white laced red cornish? at first i was thinking a white laced buff seabright, because Ideal sells those too. I'll get pics in a sec, i need to upload newer ones.

 

[laceynoelle]

The coloring is really light buff, with white spots on the chest, head, and wings. The thing thats throwing me off is the wing feathers are growing in mainly white with some buff, and they dont have the average single comb. it might be rose comb, or pea.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Totally guessing here, but my vote is White Old English Game Bantam.

Let me know if I win.

 

[laceynoelle]

arent the old english really small though? This one is big. he could probably be a small standard. Lol but i'll tell you if thats what it turns out to be.

 

[chickenlover54]

I'm going with golden necked OE

 

[laceynoelle]

so its definatly some kind of old english?

 

[cristy17]

too be honest they look like the orpington "packing peanuts" I got with my banties last spring.

 

[jeslewmazer]

My opinion.....come from Ideal in a bantam mix and (if) not straight comb====White Cornish

 

[laceynoelle]

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thats more of what i was thinking, because they are so big.
they cant be packing penuts, because it was their 'lets get rid of these extra banties' mix, or can they? Do they put big chicks in with banty specials?

 

[jeslewmazer]

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thats more of what i was thinking, because they are so big.
they cant be packing penuts, because it was their 'lets get rid of these extra banties' mix, or can they? Do they put big chicks in with banty specials?

I would think that they would not but I don't know. How many chicks did you order? How much bigger are the two compared to the others? some bantams come a little bigger.