The Wyandotte Thread

[Shelly_WNC]

Campine lover - please post pics, I'm sure all of us Wyandotte lovers will LOVE Penguin too. Love that name.


Katy - Your Wyandottes are absolutely beautiful!!!!!!! I can't wait to see how my 11 turn out.

And I renamed 'Lacey' to "Lattice' - it seems more gender nutural. If Lattice turns out to be a Roo it will probably be the only one I keep. I have been taking daily pictures of Lattice to timeline the growth. So that someday I can pick a cockrel from a pullet too. I still cannot get over how they are suppose to all be the same age yet I have the fast developing Lattice and the runt which just barely even has a tail feather at day 18, I named that one 'tater tot'.

 

[LovinMyPeeps]

My first BLRW babies from Baregretchen, think they may be splash and the beginning of many more wyandottes I hope! I want to breed for the wyandotte SOP even if the color is not recognized. Can anyone lay those guidlines on the line for me?

 

[Attack Chicken]

Katy- Will you ever been selling eggs from those bantam SLWs'???? If you do let me know how much

 

[gary43055]

my guys r spoiled rotten

 

[Katy]

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I hope to sometime in the future, but probably not for quite awhile.

 

[Attack Chicken]

Aww darn...

 

[WyandotteTX]

Katy,
You do really have some gorgeous birds. Pretty nice SL Bantams, if I may ask who did you get them from?
The BLR are pretty birds in themselves. Now we just need to see some more pics of your LF SL and B/B/S! You know how greedy we all are when it comes to seeing pics!

 

[spotsplus]

chick pictures!

Silver laced Bantam Wyandotte!

Blue laced red babies bantam Wyandottes!

Tammie

 

[Shelly_WNC]

I have to say those Silver laced Bantam Wyandotte are beautiful - the feathers are already distinguished. alot of my 19 days olds don't even have those markings. It's so much fun watching them develop every day though.

 

[Germaine_11.20]

I have a question. I have heard that it is good to keep a bird who has a single comb in the flock of Wyandottes because it helps with fertility.

Has anyone else heard this and is it true? If not, then I guess I need to cull two.