Crele Standard Old English
The Chicken Coop Company
Crele Standard Old English
Discover the Crele Standard Old English game fowl at Chicken Coop Company, one of our 18 unique varieties of this historic breed. Known for its strength, vigor, and impressive longevity, the Old English game fowl is one of the oldest poultry breeds still in existence. The Crele variety stands out with its straight comb and pearl-colored legs, bringing both beauty and resilience to any flock.
While we recommend separating the males, the hens are excellent brooding mothers, perfect for naturally hatching and raising chicks. We also offer a miniature (bantam) version for those with smaller spaces. Interested in learning more about the Crele Standard Old English or our other varieties? Contact Chicken Coop Company today for full details!
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is a Crele Standard Old English Game Fowl?
An ancient breed known for its vigor, straight comb, and pearl-colored legs.
Are Crele Standard Old English good brooders?
Yes, hens are excellent brooders, great for hatching and raising chicks.
Do males of this breed need to be separated?
Yes, it’s recommended to separate males for optimal care.
Is there a miniature version of Crele Standard Old English?
Yes, a bantam version is available for smaller spaces.
How many Old English Game Fowl varieties does Chicken Coop Company offer?
We offer 18 unique Old English Game Fowl varieties.
Crele Standard Old English Facts
- Poultry Show Class: Other Standard Breeds, Game Class
- Weights – Hen ——- 4 lbs
Rooster——5 lbs
Pullet——-3 1/2lbs
Cockerel—–4 lbs - Purpose – Egg Laying; Exhibition
- Egg Shell Color – Cream or Tinted
- Egg Production – poor – 120 eggs per year
- Egg Size: Small-Medium
- Temperament: Active/Flighty
- Fertility Percentage: 40-55%
- Broody: Setters
- Mating Ratio: 6 Females to 1 Male
- Roost Height: 4+ feet
- Country of Origin – Europe
- APA: Yes, Recognized by the American Standard of Perfection in 1938
- TLC: Yes, Watch Status. Considered a sustainable heritage chicken breed
- BREEDER FARM SOURCE: Poultry Breeding Farm developing our bloodline or strain of Old English Game Standard Chicken since 1974.
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