Sebright vs. Golden Laced Old English Game Bantam

[Repticake]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the differences in Sebright vs. Golden Laced Old English Game Bantam?

Beyond Sebrights breeding challenges with color, fertility and being highly susceptible to Marek’s disease.

 

[sourland]

Different conformation, and the Sebrights are rose combed while the OEGB are single combed.

 

[Mellowmalt]

from what I know sebright are smaller and only lay 50 eggs a year. OEGB should lay more than 200 eggs a year.

 

[FoxySonia]

I have 3 buff Sebright cockerels (to rehome) and 2 golden neck Old English Game bantam cockerels, as well as 5 OEGB and 1 buff Sebright pullets, that are now 3.75 months old. I noticed that the Sebrights are more skitish, frighty, tend to get alarmed more easily and crow a lot (the cockerels crow every time they see someone and any time they hear a loud noise), and don't like being picked up, while my OEGB chicks are braver, much friendlier and less skitish, my favorite loves to be picked up and get pets and kisses, and even the pullets don't mind being picked up and petted. For those reasons I prefer the OEG bantam chicks over the Sebrights.

Here's my sweetheart OEGB cockerel, Sweetpea, with one of the OEGB pullets.

 

[edgarmongold]

from what I know sebright are smaller and only lay 50 eggs a year. OEGB should lay more than 200 eggs a year.

Better do additional research on the OEGB laying more than 200 eggs a year