What color OEG? and is this a RIR banty?

[rachiegirl]

This is one of my OEG (3 wks old)and I cannot find a picture of a chick that looks like her. I was just wondering what color she will be. I also have a crele and BBR.

I am also wondering if this is a RIR banty. It is very dark, and has a single comb so not a sebright. It has been the slowest of all my chicks to feather. It's about 3 weeks old here.

Fuzzy wing pic, but you can see the markings.

Here it is next to my standard RIR...

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

 

[Rosecomb-Ryan]

Looks like a Red Pyle or a Blue Red Splash/Sport

 

[garngang]

hi what is the one in the first picture? i think u are calling it an OEG??

 

[rachiegirl]

Old English Game, I have the bantams. They are very sweet, though they are only 3 weeks old.

 

[Chickndaddy]

The OEGB looks like it could be Red Pyle? And I still say the one is a RIR bantam.

 

[rachiegirl]

Yeah, I'm still going RIR on that one too. I love that he's so dark! I'm thinking he because it is taking him sooo long to feather. 3 weeks old and that is all he has. The OEG is the same age. I'm pretty sure that OEG is a girl, along with my BB red. I have a crele the same age who I know is a male; 3 weeks and a red comb and getting his red wattles in! He's a muffin.

 

[The Wolf Queen]

Definetlt RIR. I had one last year and thats what he looked like. He was a beautiful bird but got to aggresive and was one of the ones I had to sell (I ike to keep a happy flock).

 

[rachiegirl]

He's a banty, and I'm not sure what I'll do with him if it is a him. I only have 5 bantys, 3 OEG him and a polish. I know one OEG is a male and I think it'll be a while before I can even guess on the polish! I am starting to pile up with roos.
I already have the 5 comet roos the hubby picked up...he thought the yellow were girls and the brown were boys.

Yoi. I am really hoping my standard RIR is a pullet, took a chance and grabbed it out of the straight run bin at TSC while I was there getting my BA and WL pullets. Here's to hoping!