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Wyandotte

the Wyandotte orriganted in the U.S. in the 1870's. Wyandottes were made in Massachusetts, Michigan, and New York by 4 breeders. they we first called American Sebrights. they we made of mostlySebrights and cochins, experts agree that brahmas and spangled hamburgs were used in making the breed.

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Breed Purpose
Dual Purpose
Comb
Rose
Broodiness
Frequent
Climate Tolerance
Cold
Egg Productivity
High
Egg Size
Large
Egg Color
Brown
Breed Temperament
Friendly,Easily handled,Calm,Bears confinement well,Quiet,Docile
Breed Colors/Varieties
Golden laced, silver laced, colubian, buff, partrige, silver penciled, blue, and blue laced red
Breed Size
Large Fowl

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February 4, 2012 at 7:02 pm
snooptwomey
Reviewed by snooptwomey
Pros: lacing is beautiful

have 3 eggs in the incubator so hopefully in 3 weeks I have some wyandottes. 2 blue laced red eggs and 1 silver laced

February 4, 2012 at 5:51 pm
keylinck
Reviewed by keylinck
Pros: good laying hens
Cons: ugly looking when molting

My Wyandotte's (2 hens) are very sweet and  love contact with us. They like to be held and fussed over. They each give me 1 egg a day..

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January 13, 2012 at 7:56 am
rsf31tmp
Reviewed by rsf31tmp
Pros: Layers, pretty and broody
Cons: slow to mature

I bought 12 from a farmer who hatched his own birds from is flock in an incubator. I paid for 12 and he threw in 1. Lost one on day two. They other 12 made it, but 8 of them were cocks. One of the roos was cross-beaked. I ended up with one roster and four hens. I traded and sold the other roosters.  3 of the 4 hens wen broody by month 14 and hatched 4-5 chicks in the cold coop in early spring. The one roo I kept, was low man on the pecking order and I don't know if he ever crows or covers a hen. They are very nice looking and once they start laying, they do it well. No problems in the cold.

January 12, 2012 at 2:12 pm
bantaclear
Reviewed by bantaclear

I had 2 of these guys, male and female. Male made a good dinner :) and my female golden laced lays quite well even in the winter. I call her my mother hen just because thats what she looks like to me.

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Article: Wyandotte

Chicken Breed Info:

Breed Purpose: Dual Purpose
Comb: Rose
Broodiness: Frequent
Climate Tolerance: Cold

General Egg Info:

Egg Productivity: High
Egg Size: Large
Egg Color: Brown

Breed Temperament:

Friendly,Easily handled,Calm,Bears confinement well,Quiet,Docile

Breed Colors / Varieties:

Golden laced, silver laced, colubian, buff, partrige, silver penciled, blue, and blue laced red

Breed Details:

Wyandottes are very good egg layers even in winter! they make a good table bird, and a dressed Wyandotte is nearly proportional to a modern Cornish rock X. the most common colors of Wyandottes are Colobian and silver laced. Wyandottes are often showed, they make up most of the bantam clean leg class at shows! wyandottes are very docile and mellow, my 5 week old will fall asleep in my hands if i pick her up! she is soooooo friendly! she loves to be pet! i HIGHLY recomend this breed!

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