Rare chicken ID

[chickenlover22345]

Too big to be a Kikiriki. Leg color is wrong for OEGBs, I see they're yellow. They look like they maybe OEGB crosses.
A very rare Possibility would be American Game Bantams. Different strains would have different leg colors.

So, the American game is a possible breed based on the images?

 

[fluffycrow]

@fluffycrow @MysteryChicken Here is the pair of chickens I was talking about. One of them has some salmon pink on the chest area.

Aha. I saw these birds in their Instagram, but they didn't look the same as the ones in the video. Anyways. They claim they're serama. They're not. Possibly serama OEGB cross, although I don't know how the color genetics would play out

 

[chickenlover22345]

Aha. I saw these birds in their Instagram, but they didn't look the same as the ones in the video. Anyways. They claim they're serama. They're not. Possibly serama OEGB cross, although I don't know how the color genetics would play out

They claimed they were a serama mix on an old post on Facebook.

 

[MysteryChicken]

So, the American game is a possible breed based on the images?

AGB, is a possibility, but never know for sure.

 

[MysteryChicken]

They claimed they were a serama mix on an old post on Facebook.

How would they know the mix?

 

[chickenlover22345]

AGB, is a possibility, but never know for sure.

Have you tried contacting the Happy Wings Sanctuary on their facebook page to see which breed the chickens are?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Have you tried contacting the Happy Wings Sanctuary on their facebook page to see which breed the chickens are?

I don't Facebook.

 

[chickenlover22345]

How would they know the mix?

They did claim the breed was a serama mix a few years ago, but they don't know anymore last time I asked them the breed ID question for their bantams.

 

[MysteryChicken]

They did claim the breed was a serama mix a few years ago, but they don't know anymore last time I asked them the breed ID question for their bantams.

Were they actually rescued, or are they actually owned as pets, or whatever?

 

[chickenlover22345]

Were they actually rescued, or are they actually owned as pets, or whatever?

I think they owned them or rescued. Here's the response to the question that I asked the Happy Wings Sanctuary on the silver chicken: