Red Pyle Old English Bantams

All Old English breeds have a very upright stance, giving them the appearance of being very confident - the roosters strut as if with a "cocky" attitude.  Originally from England, Old English were most often used for cock fighting until the sport was banned in 1849. Popular choice for hobby and/or exhibition.

What color eggs do Red Pyle Old English Bantams lay, and how many a year?

Red Pyle Old English hens lay about 100 to 150 small cream eggs a year. It is also searched as Red Pile Old English or Old English Game bantam.

When do Red Pyle Old English Bantam hens start laying?

Old English bantams usually start laying between 22 and 24 weeks.

Can I order only Red Pyle Old English Bantam hens?

Our breed-specific bantams are straight run only, boxed as hatched, so expect a mix of roosters and hens.

Are Red Pyle Old English Bantams cold hardy, and what is their temperament?

Yes. Old English bantams are very hardy in heat and cold with dry, draft-free shelter. They are active and confident. Roosters can be territorial, and hens are friendly and good setters.

Do you ship Red Pyle Old English bantam chicks?

Yes. You pick your ship week in the cart from the weeks we are hatching. We ship by USPS to every state except Hawaii. Order minimums change by season, and your cart shows the current minimum before checkout. Every order is covered by our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee. If they don't arrive alive, call us within 48 hours and we will make it right. Count your chicks when you get them home.

What is the difference between Red Pyle, BB Red, and Silver Duckwing Old English?

Color. Red Pyle birds are red and white, BB Red roosters are orange and red with black, and Silver Duckwing birds are silver and black. All three share the same upright Old English build.