Description
Cackle Hatchery® offers the Old English bantams special package. You could receive any of the following color varieties: Ginger Red, Silver Duckwing, Spangled, White, Blue, Black, Mille Fleur, Crele, Self Blue, Wheaten, Splash, Black Breasted Red, Brown Red, Barred, Brassy Back, Golden Duckwing, or Red Pyle. We will give you the best assortment as possible based on what hatched.
“Sorry we do not tell you what color we sent with this package and we do not keep records of what breeds are sent”
tylerwade1991 (verified owner) –
Decided to order a 2nd batch and I’m very pleased with them all arrived alive an healthy plus they thrower in 2 extra
gerardo.lora.nunez (verified owner) –
Awesome birds.. very active all eating well. Always know that Cackle Hatchery will send top quality birds. Very pleased and i will continue to be a customer for life..
LauraBee –
Big variety, healthy
I ordered 10 of the surplus special (plus got a couple extra) and they all arrived safe and sound and are doing great. We received a great variety, it has been really fun trying to fugure out what kind they are! I am trying to restrain myself from ordering more! They are the CUTEST little chicks ever..
E. Barr –
Wonderful experience
My son wanted OEGB and we decided on this hatchery. Wonderful assortment of colors and every chick survived plus there was extra. My son was tickled and took really good care of them and they are super friendly! Will be ordering more next year.
Brad K. Washington –
Excellent quality
We purchased a Old English Game Bantam special this spring 2019 for our daughter to show and they turned out very nice! The birds were high quality and almost all were show quality, very nice birds for the money! Will definitely be ordering these again.
Kat –
Best Chickens, Couldn’t Be More Pleased 🙂
Last year I ordered five and received six, one of which died in the feed, and three of which were roosters. We kept one of the three roosters and he’s the best rooster we’ve ever had. He’s not aggressive or possessive, but protects the hens. Whenever we have a bonfire or something loud or threatening is outside he always gathers up all of the hens and brings them inside of the coop. One of our hens would constantly escape. We couldn’t figure out how, but she did. After months of patching up suspicious looking crevasses we found that she would shimmy under the coop and out into the yard! After this problem was fixed, she went broody and actually raised the chicks. Not only is this extremely rare for this breed, but she raised them. Even hens we’ve ordered that are said to be fantastic mothers never raised chicks. Sometimes even attacked them once the hatched. My last hen is the equivalent of a pet. Every time I walk into the coop she follows me around and talks to me. I can pick her up without the hassle of chasing her around. She just lets me pick her up because she loves to be pet. Not only are their temperaments superb, but they’re easy keeper and lay a large amount of rich eggs. However, they are smaller than a table spoon, which makes sense based on their size. And are not good free rangers.