Post here if you are trying to create a new Wyandotte color

[Attack Chicken]

I have bantam wyandottes but no clue what will hatch from them once they start laying. I have a SLW and a blue cockral and black,blue,brown, and a splash pullets (I believe) so far.

Anyone know what will come out of these mixes?

 

[yoker]

wow you all have a lot on the go.
Soon you will be able to get every color of wyandotte.

 

[ceadar post]

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When you say brown does this mean partridge? Just wondering. Mike

 

[Missashley]

Dun laced... cool!
You don't by any chance have any single combed wyandottes hanging out do you? The lady I got my eggs from that the one roo hatched from had a single combed hen. She was selling her eggs for $4/dozen and I offered her $1/egg if she would just pull that hen aside for a week or so, or drop some food coloring into her vent to stain the eggs, but I never heard back from her. She thought I was nuts for offering that money so she didn't answer me. To me an extra few bucks to KNOW that every chick hatched carried single comb would be worth probably twenty bucks an egg in saved feed and labor costs, but people that don't fiddle with genetics don't get it. You got a LOT of projects on your plate there with the laced wyandottes! I plan to keep it simple, work only on lavender single laced. I would love to get some lavender laced orps going too. I think they would just ROCK!!! Like a cloud with a silver lining... like the sun breaking through the clouds after a rainstorm... like... well... anyhow, I think they would be really REALLY pretty and delicate looking. I'm going for it!

Late to the party but reading your post- food coloring into the vent to know which is laying which Is invaluable for coloring genetics. I’ve got a run going with blue laced lavender Wyandottes and this information is invaluable. Thank you.