Show off your Old English Game Bantams!!

[1cock2hens]

I am getting this little guy for free Wednesday!!

 

[sue25]

I am getting this little guy for free Wednesday!!
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Looks like a nice.little blue.

 

[WVduckchick]

I am getting this little guy for free Wednesday!!
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Pretty coloring. Has he been dubbed or is that a rose comb I see?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I am getting this little guy for free Wednesday!!
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That's not an old English game bantam, wrong comb. Looks more like a rosecomb bantam.

 

[1cock2hens]

the person had no idea what it was// actually was calling it a batman rooster rofl // hes a rosecomb/ close enough though and free lol, all that matters to me. I'm actually getting two of them

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

the person had no idea what it was// actually was calling it a batman rooster rofl // hes a rosecomb/ close enough though and free lol, all that matters to me. I'm actually getting two of them

He's very pretty. I don't really care what breeds my chickens are either.

 

[MillersFarm]

Looks like a nice.little blue.

x2 Looks like a blue rosecomb bantam.. Maybe a mix since i dont see that bright white ear lobe on him. Very gorgeous boy anyways!

 

[yoopergirl1211]

Found Dove's, my little silver duckwing girl that was missing, nest. Shes wedged in to a tight crack so I can't get a look at eggs. Is the fact that she isn't even 7 months old and a new layer going to affect the hatch/babies?

 

[MillersFarm]

Found Dove's, my little silver duckwing girl .that was missing, nest. Shes wedged in to a tight crack so I can't get a look at eggs. Is the fact that she isn't even 7 months old and a new layer going to affect the hatch/babies?

It very well might. She maybe give up half way through the incubation or decide she doesnt want to deal with the chicks once hatched. So for now i'd leave her be and see what happens And NEVER try to move her and her nest of eggs somewhere else. Once a broody decides where she wants her nest she stays there. If you try moving her she will most likely stay off the nest and try to get back to her old one. And moving her may even snap her out of her broodiness. So if i were you, I'd have a incubator or a brooder box set up just in case.

 

[yoopergirl1211]

Will do. I definitely know how temperamental they are lol. Have one Bantam that had her babies in a giant brooder I have filled with hatchery chicks.