Description
Cackle Hatchery® offers several varieties of the Old English Bantam, a miniature version of the Standard Old English Game chicken. The Barred Old English Game Bantam is just one of many high-quality chicken breeds we have available, and this variety is notable for its black and white spotted coloring. Because these chickens require little space and feed they make perfect pets, and they are generally well behaved. In fact, some Barred Old English Game Bantams can even become so tame that they will sit on your arm. Get started today by placing your order for baby chicks, and contact us if you have questions!
Also may like Old English Bantam Surplus Special.
Availability
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Whittni (@WhitsFlock) –
We ordered one sexed female of this to pair with our Crele Old English Game Bantam Rooster (they can produce black and Barred OEGB). We were sent an extra sexed female, but she passed away very quickly from a prolapsed tongue at 6 weeks (completely swallowed it). That was a horrendous experience. I don’t know if that’s common with this variety. However the remaining pullet is absolutely fabulous and everything you want in an OEGB hen. She’s very smart, curious, and friendly. I would risk buying this kind again based on how both had excellent docile personalities.