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Lennie and Squiggie. 1 day old.

Just for fun!

Sorry, looked at the pictures again and changed my mind.

She looks just like the one I thought was a roo, until my rooster started mating her and she began to lay eggs. I am not sure, but my guess is hen

Nice job sneaky hen!

SLW are known to be slow maturing chickens. So, it seems reasonable this would apply to feathering! :)

Any one know of a Silver Wyandotte Breeder?

Update: Unless my Roo Swings both ways, they are both hens!

Suspected Roo on the top of the picture Suspected Roo, has rose comb further away. But he is the same size and and his legs and feet are the same size.

I have 2, 18 week old Silver laced Wyandottes, one with a rose comb and one with a straight comb, also their tail feathers are different, I have been assuming one Rooster one Hen. As one has a longer tail feather. When I look at pictures of SLW, my "roo" looks nothing like the roosters. He...

Well, personally I think she is much more beautiful then a Barred Rock! However, chicken beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I hope you enjoy this beautiful hen.

Yes, I think so! She looks exactly like mine. Mine is 18 weeks old.

My question is will they whiten up a bit more?

Thank you for the feed back I received these two Wyandottes from a gal, who's other chickens wouldn't accept them. A rooster and a hen, 17 weeks old.

I just read that Silver Laced Wyandottes can have trouble being fertile due to feathering near vent. I just got two of these birds and am hoping to breed them. I do not know this breed. Can you experts chime in on this?