Varieties of Old English Game?

[ArborChicks]

I just brought home 8 chicks from TSC and tracked down the most likely hatchery they came from. As a result it became apparent that 5 are variations of Gold Sebright (one with a breed eliminating fault of a single comb).

The other 3 are either Brown or Silver Duckwing OEGB. Are there any ways to determine which? Or is it a wait and see sort of approach?

From my best guess they are between a week and a week and a half in age.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They appear to be Silver Duckwing.
Are you sure the others are Sebrights? I suppose it's possible, but dont know that I have seen one with a single comb!

 

[PlymouthRockBBredSebright]

naw those are all old english game bantams i have 6 of them from TSC

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

naw those are all old english game bantams i have 6 of them from TSC

They already know that's what they are. They are asking for the color variety.

 

[PlymouthRockBBredSebright]

this is what they look like when they are bigger:

That is one of my Old English Games named Autto..... do you have a pic of the ones you think a Golden Laced Sebright Bantams? Because I have 3 of those too lol

 

[ArborChicks]

They appear to be Silver Duckwing.
Are you sure the others are Sebrights? I suppose it's possible, but dont know that I have seen one with a single comb!

Thank you! I will grab a picture to show you!

 

[ArborChicks]

naw those are all old english game bantams i have 6 of them from TSC

Thanks! I'm excited I just wasn't sure what variety of OEGB they are! I hope at least one is a pullet!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

this is what they look like when they are bigger: View attachment 1323190
That is one of my Old English Games named Autto..... do you have a pic of the ones you think a Golden Laced Sebright Bantams? Because I have 3 of those too lol

That's only a certain color variety though.... May to be what they have..

 

[ArborChicks]

Here is the problem child. =)

 

[ArborChicks]

The hatchery TSC got them from only carry bantams of the following breeds: Porcelains, Millefleurs, Golden Seabrights, Silver Seabrights, White Silkies, Red Pyle Old English, Brown Old English, and Silver Duckwing Old English.

So of that list this previous little guy would have to be a Gold Sebright, right?