Whiting true blue genetics

[Jodeekep]

Hi bought hatching eggs from 2 different people that sold me whiting true blues. I’ve noticed the feathering is totally different. I can only have one. Anyone know why they are two different colors and which one to keep ? It’s a hard decision for me

 

[Kung_pao]

Neither of them look like whiting true blue roosters.

 

[Kung_pao]

See the comb on him, that’s how all of my Whitings looked.

 

[Jodeekep]

See the comb on him, that’s how all of my Whitings looked.

Thank you !

 

[WingItRanch]

Whiting True Blues don't have a breed standard. They can look very different but all be WTB.

If you can only have one, I'd personally choose on based on personality and cohesion with the rest of your flock.

 

[Not-so Slick Chicken]

We've had WTB a few times. I don't know if the "real" ones (by the person who named them) are very different from the ones a hatchery sells.
But it seemed like the ones we had, and have, aren't very specific and may change with different generations (*we had the hatchery ones)

*edit
Noticed one of your roosters has feathered legs. None of ours have (but I don't know what hatcheries are doing with the WTB)

 

[Kung_pao]

Mine came from two sources and while they were all different colors, their combs were all the same.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hi bought hatching eggs from 2 different people that sold me whiting true blues. I’ve noticed the feathering is totally different. I can only have one. Anyone know why they are two different colors and which one to keep ? It’s a hard decision for me

The 2nd rooster looks like a splash marans