Old English or American Game Fowl?

[BuckeyeHomesteader]

I am having a really hard time determining the difference between the two breeds. Which would you say these two birds are?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Where did they come from?

 

[Silviaschicks]

found this from @Merrell89

 

[JedJackson]

What country are you from? In America OEGs should have white legs, so if they are from American stock I would guess they are OEG or junglefowl crosses. They are not typical of American games in type from my perspective.

 

[BuckeyeHomesteader]

Where did they come from?

we got them from a lady she had just got from a auction but didn't know what they were

 

[BuckeyeHomesteader]

I think there AGBs thy have the body shape

 

[BuckeyeHomesteader]

the roo has white legs but the hen has green/blue

 

[Wyorp Rock]

we got them from a lady she had just got from a auction but didn't know what they were

I think there AGBs thy have the body shape

the roo has white legs but the hen has green/blue

Unless the seller could have told you what they were, it's usually just a guess.
So essentially, they would be likely some type of "Gamefowl" or at least that's my 2¢

Do you have other roosters?

 

[BuckeyeHomesteader]

They're all separated.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

your a really good drawer ( I kind of copied it to help try to figure out what they are )

found this from @Merrell89 View attachment 2706842

It would have been nice that @Silviaschicks had given a photo reference for their post, so we didn't have to go searching...but I found it!


This is what American Gamefowl Bantams look like. https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...gamefowl-and-chat-thread.613455/post-18122081

Photo/drawing link, so you can read the accompanying info about the drawing.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...old-english-game-bantam.1152469/post-18100895