The Wyandotte Thread

[Bantimna]

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Cute roo, but I've never seen any chickens with as floppy of ears as those in the second picture!!

 

[Attack Chicken]

Heres my nongood quality birds


Bubba

BB

Pepper

The new little blue girl Honey

I'd love to get waaaay better birds/eggs for showing but I bet that will cost a very pretty penny...

 

[roocrazy]

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oh my god do you sell any eggs or chicks i love them perfect for 4-h

 

[Attack Chicken]

They do fine in 4-H BB took best in show at the county fair here. Pepper has a gold gene in her wings so she probably wouldn't do so good. Bubba was still a little young but got 3rd in cockrels.

 

[kman]

i have a SLW rooster with a single comb( i know he isnt SQ and he dosnt need to be i have no intetion of showing any) what i wanted to know is the single comb a dominate trait( will it be passed on to all of his off spring or not) i wanted to breed him with my hens(they look good). i can really sell them hear, we do not have to many in my area and every time i see them at a sale they are gone in a heartbeat but if the comb will be passed on then he will have to go in the freezer so i can get another one. i also have gold laced and i love the wyandotte breed going to get some blue red laced after i sale or give away alot of EE's

 

[Attack Chicken]

The rose comb is usually dominant

 

[kman]

thanks so that means i should be fine. a few that have the single comb would be fine i just did not want them all to and again thanks

 

[JanieMarie]

kman They will all carry the single comb gene but depending on the hen may or may not be a single combed bird. It is suggested to keep the single comb gene alive in your birds as the rose comb can be associated with infertility.

 

[sloallie10]

my aunts, "Frannie"

 

[roocrazy]

heres my old flock of white wyandottes

sold them now