Whiting True Blue from McMurray

[ackie]

I'm considering these. Allegedly they lay large blue eggs, are "best" layers and can free range.

Does anyone have thoughts on this breed, hatchery or specifically this breed from this hatchery?

I'm not sure yet how many I would order. I'm aware of their minimums.

The only reason I chose McMurray is that they sent us a catalogue so I'm not locked in on that if somewhere else is way better.

Anyone know their sexing accuracy? I'm not fussed about extra roosters in terms of having them but I'd prefer to not pay extra for girls and end up with boys, yknow.

Anyway. I've never ordered from a hatchery before so I'm all ears.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

They have reviews on their website for different breeds. The WTB ratings are pretty good

 

[ackie]

They have reviews on their website for different breeds. The WTB ratings are pretty good

i... why didnt I think to look at reviews LMAO

 

[ackie]

though the real question is does their marketing team take down bad reviews haha

 

[ackie]

I'm also laughing at the one review that is "my chicks died because the post office screwed up" which actually has 0 to do with McM

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I don't think they take down bad ones. I've seen some lownratings from some breeds

 

[HuffleClaw]

I’m dying at Golden Retriever being the best egg layer

 

[ackie]

I’m dying at Golden Retriever being the best egg layer View attachment 2455809

 

[LizzzyJo]

though the real question is does their marketing team take down bad reviews haha

Meyer does!

 

[Newyorkrita]

If you wanted both blue and green eggs you could get some of both the Whiting True Blues and the Whiting True Greens. And really go for a mixed egg basket.