So I don't post much but a year and a half ago I got some turkeys and what turned out to be a decrepit rooster. Then I added a small black chicken. My flock was complete for me, I had two turkeys and the rooster and chicken. Well one turkey died and then this year I replaced him with a Narragansett tom who is just gorgeous. I thought my rooster was overcoming his issues and he hung in there. Well about a week ago his weird leg issue came back and I found him dead on Friday morning. So happens that I was going to the Deerfield Fair with my mom that morning. I came home with a Silver Laced Wyandotte. She is pretty small and that is why I picked her, I wanted something small. I'm not a big fan of the larger breeds since I got my little black chicken. I don't know why.
I do have a question as I am really not up to speed all the way on poultry
This was all just sort of a whim a year ago when I read about a chicken swap and then found this website. The bird I got is young, now I saw another wyandotte at a different fair yesterday and she was pretty big. I was a little disappointed that I may have purchased a large bird . Now I had thought that I had seen "hens" marked on some of the tags at the fair that I bought my new chicken at. So are there small Wyandottes and large ones?
I really didn't go to the fair expecting to come home with a bird but my mom bought her for me, she said my other chicken would be lonely
My mom is an enabler.
I have discovered that for such a tiny little bird she makes a LOT of noise. My turkey's are pretty quiet except in the spring when my tom is gobbling. These chickens, they are another story. Yesterday morning that little bird was making quite a racket! Hope the neighbors don't mind...
I do have a question as I am really not up to speed all the way on poultry

I really didn't go to the fair expecting to come home with a bird but my mom bought her for me, she said my other chicken would be lonely


I have discovered that for such a tiny little bird she makes a LOT of noise. My turkey's are pretty quiet except in the spring when my tom is gobbling. These chickens, they are another story. Yesterday morning that little bird was making quite a racket! Hope the neighbors don't mind...