Show off your Old English Game Bantams!!

[TattooedChicks]

I purchased all of my chicks between $2.99-$3.50, seemed pretty fair for day-olds and those less than a week old.

 

[jophus]

Gorgeous!
Could just be the camera lighting making one look lighter color, but the stripes look nice a crisp like females usually do.

I think it's a different variety than the other 2. It's a "tweener". If it's a roo, you should be able to see pink in the comb at about 2 weeks, and around 3 weeks it should start getting red.

 

[WVduckchick]

WV! Good morning!

MissAm! cute little boogers, aren't they? You will love them, I swear!

 

[WVduckchick]

I purchased all of my chicks between $2.99-$3.50, seemed pretty fair for day-olds and those less than a week old.

That's cheap. I'd guess mixed color varieties for that price.

I think it's a different variety than the other 2. It's a "tweener". If it's a roo, you should be able to see pink in the comb at about 2 weeks, and around 3 weeks it should start getting red.

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[sdunmoyer]

I'm thinking these are OEGB. Purchased from a tank labeled bantams. What do you all think?

 

[newhobbie]

Could someone please tell me if I have a roo in this group? 3/4 week old golden seabrights.
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[Miss Ameraucana]

MissAm! cute little boogers, aren't they? You will love them, I swear!

I already do! . .
I have 4 adults aged 3 and two..., my black OEGB, Nelly, my self blue, Pigeon, my GDW, Turkey, and my bb red, Henny Penny

Their probably my favorite out of all my breeds! I thought Harriet was a BB red. What color is she?

 

[SunHwaKwon]

I'm thinking these are OEGB. Purchased from a tank labeled bantams. What do you all think?

Yes, they look like it to me!

@newhobbie They are still pretty young. I believe on rose combs you can count the number of rows on the comb, though, and males will have more rows (three I think v two).

 

[jophus]

Yes, they look like it to me!

@newhobbie
 They are still pretty young. I believe on rose combs you can count the number of rows on the comb, though, and males will have more rows (three I think v two).

My Golden Sebrights are easily sexable by comb redness at 3 weeks, though you'll occasionally get a late bloomer.

 

[SunHwaKwon]

My Golden Sebrights are easily sexable by comb redness at 3 weeks, though you'll occasionally get a late bloomer.

Interesting. I have six that are five weeks old and haven't seen any red combs yet. There's no way I could be so lucky lol. I will have to recheck them when I get home. ETA now that I think about it I also have some splash rosecombs that are only a few days older and the males are very very obvious, as are my cochin bantams. Maybe I am that lucky! Wow!