RrooKk
Chirping
Hi thanks for your reply.I got her from a reputable breeder were i live in Texas called Blue ranch. I went to buy some silkies and i saw her.She was the only wyandotte in there with the silkies.She was the last one, so i had to bring her home with me.Now shes my hubbys little baby super spoiled!! she can hold her own with the bigger size chicks,they dont mess with her but if they get in her way of food she gets feisty lol.The silkies who were smaller then her are now twice her size, not to mention the Buff orpingtons i hatched that are 5 days younger then her are now 5 times bigger than her.If its a deformity and she can live a happy life as a small bantam dwarf thats okay with me as long as she stays healthy and happy. All my chickens are pets.Im not trying to breed them or eat them. They are my babys and super spoiled.I hope that your babys make it too.Hope someone has a chicken like this that has made it to adulthood or that knows more about this and could give us some answers
I totally agree, I'm not looking to breed mine either. All of mine are pets as well! I just worry because I lost a few in the early days. But they still seem very fiesty! As I'm learning Wyandottes are known for being. Good luck with your baby! Maybe update in a few weeks? I'm curious to see the progress!!