This is a Gold-Laced Wyandotte breeding pen. These are not blue-laced red Wyandotte chickens. You will get gold-laced Wyandotte chicks hatching with the possibility of a blue-laced chick when you hatch eggs.
APA Wyandotte Standard and Breed Book
Our Gold-laced Wyandottes are a combination of three unrelated lines from AB and QC. We have been working with this breed since 2015, and we consider the Wyandotte to be one of our hardiest and best-laying breeds. These dual-purpose roosters are large enough for any family dinner. Their rose combs are not a frostbite worry for us, which is something to consider if you live in a colder area. The chicks are strong and fast-growing growing and the beautiful hens are great foragers that lay an incredible amount of large eggs.
The Wyandotte is a docile dual-purpose breed of chicken originating in the United States and is renowned for its round, curvy body and its good size and healthy vigour. The Wyandotte is a breed that suits both free range and confinement in a run and is kept for both eggs and meat. They appear in a wide variety of color patterns and are popular show birds.
The Wyandotte is named after the Wyandotte Native American tribe. The first examples of this breed appeared in the 1870s and were of the Silver Laced variety, which was admitted to the American Standard of Perfection in 1883. The Gold Laced variety originated in Wisconsin and was admitted in 1888. Hens are excellent layers of light-tinted eggs. They will lay approximately 240 or more large eggs a year. The Golden Laced variety is harder to find.
Gold-Laced Wyandotte Hen – Best in Variety/Best in Breed
Winter Feather Fancier Show 2019
Gold-Laced Wyandotte Cockerel – Best in Variety/Best in Breed
Pullet – Reserve in Breed Winter Feather Fancier Show 2017
Young Gold-Laced Wyandotte Cockerels and Pullets
Blue Laced Gold Wyandotte Pullets
