Wyandotte rooster

Both Silver Laced hens and roosters have the iconic silvery-white and black laced plumage. They share several features, such as the silvery-white head, dark slate undercolor, black fluff, and a green luster in the back plumage sections. Young birds can be challenging to distinguish.

Both Blue Laced Red hens and roosters have beautiful reddish-brown plumage with greyish-blue lacing. They share several features, such as the dark brown to grey head, brown undercolor, and blue lacing. It can be challenging to tell the boys from the girls in young birds. Let's find out everything you need to know to differentiate the roosters from the hens.

The innovators of the Silver Laced Wyandotte Chickens were four men - Doubleday, Ray, Whittaker, and Houdlette. They wanted to create a bird that would suit the American family needs but at a minimal cost. They all worked towards perfecting the bird known as Mooney. Other names were the American Sebright ...

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.

Whether you live in a neighborhood that doesn’t allow roosters, or just don’t enjoy waking up to homeboy singing the song of his people at 5am, knowing early if that batch of babies has…

If you're looking for an excellent, all around dual purpose chicken, take a gander at the Wyandotte breed! They are a large, sweet, chicken and lay lots of eggs. They also come in many different color variations.

Both Splash Laced hens and roosters have the splash laced plumage. They share several features, such as the white fluff and white tails and the scalloped pattern on the wings. Young birds can be challenging to distinguish.

The Buff Wyandotte is a yellow-brown variety of the Wyandotte. Although Buff is a standard color, it’s less common for Wyandottes, especially compared to Orpingtons. Find out everything there is to know about this golden-colored breed.

What you need to know about Wyandotte chickens before buying! Info about how to protect hens from predators, diet, herbal treats, and where to buy them!

Can we get pictures please, as these make figuring out if your chicken has a really bad problem or just a minor thing. Thank you and :frow Welcome to...