The Wyandotte originated in the US in the early 1800’s, being named after a native American tribe, the Wendat, who were found in upstate New York and Ontario, Canada. This is an excellent dual purpose bird that matures quickly and has a good egg production.
Attributes / Features:
- Bright red rose comb, close to the head with yellow beaks and feet
- Adult weight 6 to 8 pounds
- Large brown eggs (180 to 200 per year)
- Curious and docile
- LC status – recovering
crookedtoehatchery.com 
Do you have true Blues or just Splashes?
Looking for 2 true blue pullets.
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Are you asking if we carry the Whiting true blue? No sir we do not. Sorry just needing to clarify the question.
If you’re asking if our Lavender Orpington are true lavender, yes! Lavender is the reference color when breeding two lavenders together and it results in lavender. It breeds true. Blue is the gene color if you’re breeding Blue, Black or Splash colored chickens together. You’ll get the variety of those 3.
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I was asking about Blue Laced Red Wyandottes.
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Yes they are true Blue Laced Red Wyandotte chickens. They breed true every time. Their is no BBS bred in them. I hope this answers your question. If not you can text (864)680-6451 and we discuss further😃
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Hi Ray. Can you please call me when you get an opportunity. 864-205-0480
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