Modern Game Bantam

Elegant, Upright, and Full of Character

Some breeds naturally draw attention—and the Modern Game Bantam is certainly one of them. At Hatch a Batch, we’re always looking to add variety and interest to our flock as a family, and these birds bring a completely different kind of presence.
With their tall, upright stance and refined build, Modern Game Bantams have a look that sets them apart instantly. They’re often described as one of the most elegant chicken breeds, and it’s easy to see why. Their long legs, alert posture, and clean lines give them a striking, almost statuesque appearance as they move around the garden.
As a small family-run business here in the UK, we value breeds that offer something a little bit different—and these certainly do. They bring energy and awareness to the flock, always alert and curious about what’s going on around them.
While they’re not kept for egg production, they excel as ornamental birds. If you’re looking for chickens that stand out and add real visual interest to your flock, Modern Game Bantams are hard to beat. They’re especially suited to keepers who appreciate structure, movement, and breed character.
For us, they represent another side of poultry keeping—one that’s less about output and more about appreciation. Watching them move with that distinctive upright posture is a reminder of just how varied and fascinating chickens can be.

Why Choose Modern Game Bantams from Hatch a Batch


  • Raised in a small, family-run UK environment
    Our birds are cared for daily as part of our home flock, ensuring consistent handling and attention.
  • Selected for true breed characteristics
    We focus on birds that reflect the elegance, posture, and presence the Modern Game is known for.
  • Ideal for ornamental flocks
    Perfect for those looking to add something striking and distinctive rather than purely practical.
  • Quality over quantity approach
    As a small-scale breeder, we prioritise welfare, space, and careful rearing.
  • Honest, experience-based advice
    We’re always happy to share straightforward guidance to help you get the most from your birds.

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