too soon to tell breed?

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i just got 8 lil banties today from a farm supply store. some are feathered leg while some are not. i am guessing they are only a few days old, so if it is too soon to tell breed, thats ok. if u have ANY guesses to what they might be, thatd help. remember, they are bantams :) thanks!

this is Daytona:







this is Drifter:








this is Honkers:







this is Lightning:







this is Nitro:





this is Pipsqueak (this one is TINY!):








this one is Revvy:







and this is Scuffs:









any ideas would be helpful! and if i need to get different pics at different angles or if it is just too early to tell breed, just let me know! THANKS SO MUCH :)
 
i just got 8 lil banties today from a farm supply store. some are feathered leg while some are not. i am guessing they are only a few days old, so if it is too soon to tell breed, thats ok. if u have ANY guesses to what they might be, thatd help. remember, they are bantams :) thanks!

this is Daytona:







this is Drifter:








this is Honkers:







this is Lightning:







this is Nitro:





this is Pipsqueak (this one is TINY!):








this one is Revvy:







and this is Scuffs:









any ideas would be helpful! and if i need to get different pics at different angles or if it is just too early to tell breed, just let me know! THANKS SO MUCH :)

The first one has the exact coloration of my full size Speckled Sussex. I guess they come in bantam too. I suspect the feather legged ones are Cochin. Drifter may be a Sultan. Just not sure on most of them.
 
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Daytona is a BB Red Old English Game Bantam

Drifter, Honker, Lightning and Nitro look like Cochins. Honker is a Partridge Cochin. The others are White or Red. lol The color of the photo makes it hard to tell.

Scuffs looks like a Cochin, too.

Pipsqueak and Revy are probably OEGB also.
 
So should Daytona, Pip, and Revvy all be kept separate or should I even chance keeping them?
 
Old English Games are not aggressive. I have 10 that I keep with my Plymouth Rocks, Sex-Links, Buff Orpingtons, Welsummer, Easter Egger and silkies and they do not fight at all. All chickens can be aggressive. If you keep your game chicks and raise them on a proper lifestyle and good temperament with the other chicks they'll be fine.
 
Ok thanks! lol I'm tempted to change Daytona's name to Chipmunk cud that is what (s)he acts like :)
 

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