Whiting True Blue from McMurray

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.
I really, really like McMurray. I've ordered from them for years and I feel like they are very good to their customers. I got whiting true greens and blues for the first time this year, and I enjoy them. The blues lay very vibrant sky blue eggs. Right now the eggs are small, but they just recently started laying, so I'm not expecting much. I didn't receive any cockerels out of the blues and greens I ordered.
 
I really, really like McMurray. I've ordered from them for years and I feel like they are very good to their customers. I got whiting true greens and blues for the first time this year, and I enjoy them. The blues lay very vibrant sky blue eggs. Right now the eggs are small, but they just recently started laying, so I'm not expecting much. I didn't receive any cockerels out of the blues and greens I ordered.
hopefully because you only ordered pullets? :p

thanks for the review! I'm starting to get excited tbh. the question is... 25 in feb or 15 in april?
 
I got mine from McMurray. All were accurately sexed as girls. They came safe and sound. I've never ordered from another hatchery, so I don't know what others are like, but my experience with them was awesome. Going into getting chicks I really had no idea what I was doing but they answered all my questions very nicely on the phone, and actually steered me away from getting a silver laced wyandotte (I don't remember what they said about the breed though, I think that they often go broody). But they were very helpful.

One thing is that I got an ameraucana from them but she turned out to be an easter egger because she ended up laying green eggs (ameraucanas lay blue eggs) so that is my only not positive experience with them, though I really could care less about her breed haha.
 

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