What breeds OR gender(Lots of pics!)

[MonkeyZero]

Hi

Well i get really confused so ya

What breed is SHE?(she lays a bit off white eggs)

She is an RIR pullet cause no spurs or green tail

My dark brahma banty pullet

What breed and gender is it(sometimes i think its a duck!)?(I think girl cause of its upright tail, but the combs puts me off)(also i am taking care of 2 of my friends japanese banty roos(not crowing for 3 months). This lil chicky likes to chill with the girls! LOL

 

[MonkeyZero]

Oh yeah, i think the lil chicky(the last one) is about 2 months of age, and very timid too!

 

[MonkeyZero]

Wont anyone help?

 

[jenjscott]

Well, your first one you ask gender, but then you say she lays eggs, so I assume you mean what breed? I have no idea.
The last one looks like a roo to me.

 

[LilPeeps]

#1: BBR old english (is she standard or bantam?)
#2: looks like a pullet, can't see it too well though
#3: What kind of comb does she have? If it's a pea comb, she's a dark brahma, if it's a single comb, she's a silver pencelled cochin
#4: BBR oegb cockerel

 

[MonkeyZero]

She is a bantam

 

[MonkeyZero]

Oh yeah shes a dark brahma, pea comb(looks strange!!!)

 

[chickenfanatic]

id say the first one and the chicky are o.e.g old english game or something of the sort not sure and definantly not sure on the others

 

[DTchickens]

first hen, Is A Black breasted red (BBR), Whether she is american game. or Old english game standard. i do not know, their really difficult to tell apart as their basically the same thing except, old englishs are for poultry shows, American game, you can show them but they require a lot more keep then old englishs as they will... kill each other , old englishs are more of "cocky" show off type. but will fight as well if not raised together. second (RIR "Rhode island red"), im going to say a Pullet just because of how she looks. third.... well you know what she is

, Fourth i do not believe this one is a (OEGB "Old english game bantam") as hes 2 months of age, and as tall as the adult bantams i have :O. so i believe you have a matching pair with him and the first hen

-Daniel

 

[MonkeyZero]

Oh no, the last chicky is sooo small, about 2-3 in tall.