Red pyle Old English Game Bantams...I think

[TxChickieFan]

Still working on identifying our bantams. Some of them are Old English Game bantams, i believe. Can you guys with experience with them confirm if these pullets are all red pyle? The rooster seems pretty obvious, but the first pullet is significantly darker than the other two. They are just over 2 months old, and really like to fly, lol. Sorry about the pic of the one pecking in the weeds. She didn't feel like posing like the others. But she's practically identical to the other creamy pullet.

Thanks again! I'm having lots of fun learning about different breeds and colors with this project.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Where did you get them? The cockerel is red pyle, not sure about the second pullet, and the last two pullets are buff sebrights.

 

[TxChickieFan]

The chicks came from Tractor Supply. I haven't asked yet what suppliers they use. We asked how much, they asked how many do you want...next thing you know, we have a whole bunch of random bantams, lol.

 

[TxChickieFan]

Sebrights makes sense. There were 2 silver Sebrights and 1 gold in the bunch also. They were pretty easy to identify, though.

 

[TxChickieFan]

Can I guess again on the Old English Game bsntams? Are these two silver duckwings?

 

[TxChickieFan]

Does anyone have a pic or two of young red pyle pullets? I'd like to learn the differences between them. From my googling, the darker pullet above (on the fence) is colored more like buff sebrights, and maybe red pyle pullets are more cream with light tan and red on their necks and chests? Thanks for the help!

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Can I guess again on the Old English Game bsntams? Are these two silver duckwings?

Yes, those are silver duckwing OEGBs. I’m guessing that the other pullet you have is red pyle, and her odd coloring is due to her being hatchery quality.