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Whiting True Green

They lay medium to large green eggs! A very docile breed indeed.

General Information

Breed Purpose
Egg Production
Comb
Single
Broodiness
Poor
Climate Tolerance
Decently cold and heat hardy.
Egg Productivity
Excellent
Egg Size
Medium to Large
Egg Color
Olive Green
Breed Temperament
Docile
Breed Colors/Varieties
Red and chestnut colored. On the lighter side.
Breed Size
Males are 7 pounds and females are 4 pounds.
APA/ABA Class
Not a standard breed.
Color
Light red and light chestnut.
Buy URL
https://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/whiting_true_green.html
Dr. Tom Whiting, a poultry geneticist specializing in developing feathers for the fly-fishing industry, developed the Whiting True Green. The Whiting True Green is a hybrid breed that lays a large light green egg. Anyone looking for a bird with that can produce huge numbers of eggs and in an incredible color will be adding these to their wish list. Hens are reddish to chestnut colored and on the light side. Averaging around 3.5 lbs these birds have an astounding feed to egg conversion.
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What breeds were used in their development, and do they breed true. I note different colored chicks. Are they able to be sexed by chick color ?
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I heard, though I'm trying to verify as you are, that they do not breed true yet
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Friendlychicks1127
I have 3 whiting true greens hens and one is Laying blue eggs and I had ordered 3 whiting true blue hens and revived 2 hens and one rooster he was beautiful but I had to find a new home for him.

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I wanna see pictures of the rooster vs hen in the whiting true green. Are they just very similar like a Rhode Island Red?
I have Bielefelder’s. Easy to tell which is hen and which is rooster. I don’t know about the Whitings.
 
You can't call a hybrid that doesn't breed true a breed. That's the thing about a breed, they breed true, and hybrids are the result of two actual breeds. So there is no such thing as a "hybrid breed", they are just hybrids.
 

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