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Closest one to a old english is the third picture.. The first hen is too big so i would expect she is a cross of American gamefowl, which isn't uncommon because almost everyone in poultry has at least one of these hens running around the yard at some point and don't even know what they are just "a game". Excluding show poultry breeders of course..
And the first rooster has feathered legs.. So he probably has brahma, langshan, or Marans due to the pure height he has.. I'd lean possibly more towards marans since his legs are white but being crossed up with a game it's possible they could come white anyway.
I agree on the sebright cockerel.
Closest one to a old english is the third picture.. The first hen is too big so i would expect she is a cross of American gamefowl, which isn't uncommon because almost everyone in poultry has at least one of these hens running around the yard at some point and don't even know what they are just "a game". Excluding show poultry breeders of course..
And the first rooster has feathered legs.. So he probably has brahma, langshan, or Marans due to the pure height he has.. I'd lean possibly more towards marans since his legs are white but being crossed up with a game it's possible they could come white anyway.
I agree on the sebright cockerel.
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