The Wyandotte Thread

From the description of bunny tail my too does not have one the third hen and the roo look really close to the standard pictures the second hen I'm not sure about and all her back feathers are missing so that doesn't help the breeder is supposed to be one of the best from what I have heard and he insured me that they would do decent in shows maybe not win bb or bv or even the reserves they are just my 4-h show birds and I will be culling hard with their babies for the bigger shows but maybe it is like you said I don't really know much but to me they look pretty close to the pictures of the standard
 
Could you get some more pictures of them? They are definitely good quality but more detailed pictures will help relay a better assessment of them. A single picture of a bird can be very deceiving due to slight movement or lighting.
I myself am liking the 1st hen pictured. I know she has some feathers missing on her back from breeding but I like what I see so far. But again more pictures that are clearer with better lighting will be best.
 
I got a question ? If Iv'e got a GLW Roo one GLW Hen and 4 SLW Hens, 2 of my SLW Hens have single combs, what would be the chances of them having off springs with single combs? Or should I just leave the 2 SLW Hens out of breeding all together?
 
I got a question ? If Iv'e got a GLW Roo one GLW Hen and 4 SLW Hens, 2 of my SLW Hens have single combs, what would be the chances of them having off springs with single combs? Or should I just leave the 2 SLW Hens out of breeding all together?

You shouldn't if they are all wyandottes.
 
I got a question ? If Iv'e got a GLW Roo one GLW Hen and 4 SLW Hens, 2 of my SLW Hens have single combs, what would be the chances of them having off springs with single combs? Or should I just leave the 2 SLW Hens out of breeding all together?

Wyandottes have the genetic gene in them that can produce chicks with SC. That doesn't mean the ones with the SC will only produce chicks with SC. You can still get both. But was told not to breed them.
 

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