Wyandotte chickens

Find out if Wyandotte chickens are the right breed for you. See what these chickens look like (with pictures and videos of hens, roosters, and chicks), and learn how many eggs they lay. Discover if this beautiful and friendly heritage breed is right for you!

If you're just starting out raising chickens, Wyandottes may be the best chicken breed to start with. We tell you everything.

The Golden Laced Wyandotte is a stunning American chicken breed with a large round body and a scalloped pattern of gold with black lacing. They are gorgeous, hardy, docile, and pretty decent egg layers. We’ll take a closer look into the Golden Laced Wyandotte’s (GLW) characteristics and its colors, and learn all about its personality and egg-laying skills.

The Wyandotte chicken breed is a favorite among backyard flock owners for their dependable, egg-laying, easygoing nature and cold hardiness. They are an excellent bird for a beginner chicken owner, families with kids, or even an experienced chicken flock owner looking for a dependable egg layer. History of the Wyandott

They're stunning, unique, and cute. Swoon over the rarer colored Blue-Laced Gold Wyandotte chicken! Check out this article to know if this breed is a match for you!

Blue Wyandottes are an official grey-blue color variety of the Wyandotte. It’s a modern color that only got admitted to the APA Standard in 1977. The blue color is also seen in non-official lines, like the Blue Partridge, Blue Penciled, and Blue Columbian Wyandottes.

While some chickens can withstand the cold, all chickens need some protection. Here is our chicken winter care guide to help keep your flock warm and comfy.

Wyandotte Chickens are America’s answer to dual-purpose chickens. They’re big, they’re beautiful, and they’re productive. Read about this well-loved breed’s varieties, temperament, eggs, and pros and cons.

The Wyandotte chicken breed is pretty much universally acclaimed as one of the best chicken breeds out there, especially for new farmers.