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CelticMoon1 wrote:I'm in Norway I'd never have guessed; your English is excellent.

After years of hatchery birds I was tired of them not looking like the breed they were supposed to be. I get the impression that most people don;t ever realise that what they get from the hatchery is not what the breed is supposed to look like. I'd hazzard a guess that 90% of people keeping...

You forget though, or maybe are just unfamiliar with it, but hatchery stock is the typical stock in the US. Few people know what a quality bird is and even fewer people breed for quality. Quite so, but prior to living in US I shouldnt; have known that. It is completely different, at least in...

CelticMoon1 wrote:As I live in Europe I've never had any experience with the US lines LOL with your username I might have guessed you were in EU......where are you?

I have not had wyandottes in US, but the wyandottes I had back in Europe were lovely mellow birds. They didn't particularly want to be handled, but I don't make pets of my chickens. I expect, like Katy said, it depends upon line. I've even heard people tell of Orpingtons being aggressive.