That breed is this?! (For agriculture class)

[Show Sebright]

Never mind I just looked at som booted bantam pictures and there feathers aren’t that long... maybe it is a booted bantam..

 

[Show Sebright]

So are booted bantams excellent egg layers

 

[JedJackson]

Ideal hatchery lists Golden Neck Old English game bantams, so that must be it. They have no pictures of adults, however, and Golden Neck is probably not a variety accepted by the American Standard of Perfection.

 

[JedJackson]

The other possibility is Gold neck booted bantams, which are the same as D'Uccles without the beards. But I'm not seeing feathered legs.

 

[Show Sebright]

Ideal hatchery lists Golden Neck Old English game bantams, so that must be it. They have no pictures of adults, however, and Golden Neck is probably not a variety accepted by the American Standard of Perfection.

Let me check, I have the APA book

 

[Trisseh]

I think she’s a golden neck OEGB as well. ideal has them and even though the pics are wonky the pattern/color is right... and since we can’t see if there’s leg feathering...

 

[SpotTheCat]

I think she’s a golden neck OEGB as well. ideal has them and even though the pics are wonky the pattern/color is right... and since we can’t see if there’s leg feathering...

Body looks wrong to me, but I am new to chicken breeds.

 

[Show Sebright]

Gold neck is a variety in booted Bantam but not old English, I am going with booted bantam

 

[Show Sebright]

These are varieties

 

[JedJackson]

Gold neck is a variety in booted Bantam but not old English, I am going with booted bantam

It does look like a gold neck booted bantam, but that variety is only accepted in the bearded form, not the non-bearded. But it's still the closest thing.