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I agree Wyandottes are quite slow maturing but from a laying point of view mine a good and once they start laying they lay from early spring through till late fall unless they go broody that mine seem to have a habit of

Here are some of my wyans, they are filling out now

She's nice but no, there should be no white, and a round bunny tail, not a spiky one These are my young pullets

R u sure it's a GLW it's tail looks to pointed and it's got loads of white on it

I would say hen

They are nice

Here Is a rooster I hatched from a gold laced Wyandotte rooster cross ex battery hen, looks just like a buff laced wyan, he is now in the hands of frizzle13

Which is better quality out of the 2, and is it better for the neck feathers to be a dark gold/ copper or a light yellow

Thank you, I thought they were but I wasn't completely sure

About 15weeks ish

Any ideas on gender

Here are my two gold laced chicks, I believe they are both hens but Im not 100% sure Here's hen two

They are all very nice. I have two chicks that I hatched from my pair but I don't know the gender so I will post some pics later

I have a hen with 2 7 week old chicks but I don't know their sex yet

ok, i got bad news, my GLW roo has been taken by the fox and has left my GLW hen with the chicks, hopefully one will be a replacment roo

not very good lacing so i wouldnt breed from her, but she still looks nice

I'm so sad, my GLW hen had 3 GLW chicks but the slide do fell on the one and has broken its neck and killed it :'( I'm so upset, I have put two silvers under her to make up

Hi guys,my gold laced hen just hatched 1 of her three eggs, it's 2 days early and looking great, love it to bits. I will try and get some pics but I have a local agriculture show on to day so I'm taking my gold laced roo and some other breed hens to show and then of to compete in the horse...

I have a gold laced wyan cross ex battery chick, 4 weeks old, i dont know what gender it is. it has rhode red feather colour but with white lacing round the edge.

at that age they will have developed wattles and combs any way, i have a silve pencilled pullet with red wattles and comb that i thought was a roo but i asked my neighbour who breeds loads of wyans and he said hen so at that age i would look at how it acts and its feathering. try dropping a hat...