Whiting True Blues?

[NightHollowFarm]

We have had these beautiful hens since they were a day old and were told that they are Whiting True Blues. Can anyone confirm if they have ever seen Whitings with this pattern or uniform feather color?

 

[Tonyg503504]

Tru blu labor r lf ik no wat day mean no glue bouyts chiks bearly ammature at my duckies

 

[JedJackson]

Where did you get them from, and how old are they? I think they are probably light Brahma crosses. They have the right color and they have pea combs, but they lack the feathered legs. That's if you got them from a backyard breeder. I think the one on the right could be a cockerel, depending on age.

 

[New2Chicks97]

I had no idea what the Whiting True Blue should look like so I googled them. Maybe this will help you. I found it interesting to read at any rate.

http://www.hobbypoultry.com/meet-the-new-blue-egg-laying-whiting-true-blue-chicken/

 

[chickendreams24]

They appear to have a rose comb to me and look like Colombian Wyandottes with those yellow legs.

I would keep an eye on the one on the right as it does look like it could be male.

Whiting true blue have no set color or pattern that I know of. That said I've never seen any that looked like your two birds. I'm sorry I believe you were probably told wrong but eggs will tell. Colombian Wyandottes should lay a brown egg.

 

[Alexandra33]

I, too, am thinking Columbian Wyandottes on these two, due to the yellow legs and rose combs. Very beautiful birds.

~Alex

 

[drumstick diva]

agree

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Columbian Wyandottes

 

[Tonyg503504]

Brahma def a common mistake does vinager dissolve goose poo may b water no oil

 

[Tonyg503504]

Def not col