Black Breasted Red	Black Breasted Red chick	Golden Duckwing	Golden Duckwing chicks
Silver Duckwing	Silver Duckwing chicks	White	White chick
Blue Rooster and Hen - This rooster is natural comb or undubbed.		Blue Pullets	Blue chicks
Spangled Rooster		Spangled Hen	Spangled chicks
Black	Black chick	Ginger Red	Ginger Red chicks
Brown Breasted Brown Red	Brown Breasted Brown Red chicks	Wheaten	Wheaten chicks
Black Breasted Brown Red	Black Breasted Brown Red chicks	Red Pyle	Red Pyle chicks
Birchen	Birchen chicks	Splash	Splash chicks
Crele	Crele chicks
Cuckoo Rooster	Cuckoo Hen	Day old Cuckoo STD OEG Chicks

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Not to be confused with Red Jungle Fowl in the Rare Breed Section.

Silver Duckwing Old English Game Jungle Fowl	Silver Duckwing  chicks	Black Breasted Red Old English Game Jungle Fowl	Black Breasted chicks

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                                                          Silver Duckwing Chicks                 Splash Chicks

                                                               Wheaten Chicks              Black Breasted Red Chicks

Standard Old English Game Fowl- Said to be one of the oldest breeds of fowl and noted for their gameness (their courage and indomitable spirit).  The male is very territorial and will defend his ground with other invading roosters.  It is recommended to keep the males separated after six months of age.  Note: All male roosters of any breed will fight; however the Standard Old English Game rooster will fight but not give up unlike most other breeds of roosters.  Blood lines of the Standard Old English Game Fowl throughout history have been used in many of our today breeds of poultry for hardiness and vigor.  Jeff Smith developed and improved on the 18 varieties that we offer for sale with over 38 years of development.  There are 9 varieties admitted into the American Standard of Perfection at this time.  Fighting rooster engravings are found on old Roman coins, was the national sport during King Henry VIII time, Abraham Lincoln refereed fights ("Honest Abe") for fairness as a sporting judge and the University of South Carolina continues with the Game-Cock mascot.

 NOTE: The Old English photos are photographed with comb, ear lobes, and wattles dubbed (cut off).  Entering a poultry show with non-dubbed males of the Old English breed is a disqualification.

Straight Run ONLY - NO SEXING - Your Choice of Variety 

Minimum amount of chicks is 5, but you can order more by changing the 5 to the amount you want.