Black Breasted Red Old English Game Bantam
Price range: $40.00 through $125.00
Weight: 2–2.5 lbs (cocks), 1.5–2 lbs (hens)
Origin: Traditional Old English Game lineage
Color/Appearance: Rich black and red plumage; upright, muscular build
Temperament: Energetic, hardy, alert; excellent for breeding and exhibition
Egg Production: Small brown eggs; moderate layers
Care: Low-maintenance, thrives in free-range or coop environments
Special Notes: Strong genetics, bold appearance, and resilient nature
Black Breasted Red Old English Game Bantam
Weight: 1.5–2 lbs (cocks), 1.2–1.8 lbs (hens)
Origin: Traditional Old English Game line, prized for centuries for its beauty and vigor
Color/Appearance: Striking black-breasted red plumage with deep, rich red body feathers and contrasting black tail and wing markings. Compact, muscular frame with an upright, alert posture. Sharp, expressive eyes and a proud carriage make this bantam a showstopper.
Temperament: Bold, energetic, and confident. These birds are active foragers, hardy, and resilient. While spirited, they can be tamed with consistent handling. Excellent for hobbyists and small backyard flocks.
Egg Production: Lays small, cream to light brown eggs; hens are consistent layers considering their bantam size.
Care: Adaptable to coop or free-range systems. Requires standard feed for bantams, fresh water, and a secure environment. Hardy in various climates, though they thrive with proper shelter.
Special Notes: Highly prized for exhibition, ornamental purposes, and maintaining traditional Old English Game bloodlines. Perfect for enthusiasts who value aesthetics, history, and spirited personalities.
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