Silver Duckwing Jungle Fowl Standard Old English Chicks

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Breed Profile

Gender
Sold as straight run (unsexed), including a natural mix of males and females with no guarantee of sex.Straight Run (Not Sexed)
Poultry Type
A standard-size chicken breed larger than bantams, commonly raised for eggs, meat, or dual purpose.Large Fowl Chickens
Show Class
Belongs to the Game class, consisting of traditional game-type breeds known for alertness, hardiness, and athletic build.Game
Includes recognized standard poultry breeds that do not fall into a specific named class.Other Standard Breeds
Purpose & Type
Selected for reliable egg production, with laying traits suited for home or small-scale flocks.Egg Laying
Selected for appearance and breed standards, making them well suited for exhibition and show purposes.Exhibition
Selected for traditional game traits, including hardiness, alertness, and suitability for free-ranging environments.Game
Egg Shell Color
Lays lightly tinted eggs with subtle off-white or cream coloring.Tinted
Egg Production
Produces a low number of eggs and lays infrequently.Poor
Egg Size
S/M Produces eggs that range from small to medium in size.Small - Medium
Temperament
Characterized by high energy and alert behavior, well suited for active, free-ranging flocks.Active
Prone to nervous or skittish behavior, with a tendency to startle easily and avoid handling.Flighty
Broody
Regularly goes broody and will consistently sit on eggs to hatch them.Setter
APA Recognized
This breed is not currently recognized by the American Poultry Association.No
Hardiness
Tolerates cold weather well and performs reliably in colder climates.Cold Hardy
Tolerates heat well and adapts to warmer conditions.Heat Tolerant

Description

Valley Hatchery is excited to showcase our Silver Duckwing Jungle Fowl Standard Old English Chicks, a breed that’s a true feast for the eyes. The roosters in this breed are nothing short of spectacular, with their white and black plumage that shimmers in blue-black iridescence. They’re like living jewels in your backyard. The hens are equally enchanting, gracing your coop with their elegant gray and brown feathers, subtly accented with black flecking along their backs. These chickens are more than just pretty faces. They are descendants of ancient cockfighting birds brought to Great Britain by the Romans in the 1st century. Although cockfighting was banned in 1849, the Old English Game found a new stage in poultry shows, where their beauty and other qualities shine. These small, tightly feathered birds are known for their hardiness and energetic nature, making significant contributions to the development of various breeds. Not just show birds, these Old English Games are known for their strong survival instincts. They can be quite flighty and noisy, always ready to take off on an adventure. While they’re not the most prolific egg-layers, laying about 120 white eggs a year, they are excellent mothers and brooders. Their longevity and robustness make them a practical choice, thriving in diverse climates and free-range environments. However, it’s wise to remember that these birds can be territorial, especially the males, so it’s best to give each his own space. Apart from their stunning Silver Duckwing variety, Valley Hatchery offers these Old English Chicks in a spectrum of colors, from Gold Duckwing to Cuckoo. And for those who prefer something a bit smaller, we also have bantam varieties. These birds aren’t just chickens; they’re a slice of history, a touch of elegance, and a bundle of energy, all wrapped up in one feathery package.
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