Our Chickens

The WYANDOTTE chicken is an American breed of chicken developed in the 1870s. It was named for the indigenous Wyandot people of North America. The BLUE LACED RED WYANDOTTE are beautiful chickens that have a blue laced red color pattern which is buff/red in color with a blue that looks just like grey around the edge of every feather. This chicken makes an excellent pet and is a good dual purpose bird. They will on occasion go broody and they make excellent mothers. They work well in confinement or free range and are a great back yard chicken.
The Wyandotte is a fairly large bird, but compact and rounded. The weight range is variable but typically 5½ to 8½ pounds for pullets to cock birds respectively. The breast is deep, full and well rounded. The body of a Wyandotte is described as medium length but very wide, carrying that width across the back and into the tail. It is clean-legged and fairly close-feathered, and has a broad skull with a rose comb. The skin and shanks are yellow, and the ear-lobes, face and wattles are red.

The BLUE LACED RED WYANDOTTE BANTAM chicken is a beautiful and rare variety of Wyandotte Bantams. Wyandotte bantams were first bred in England. Blue Laced Red Wyandotte bantam chicks are four colors: black laced red, blue laced red, white laced red, and splash. They have rose combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adult male’s heads are red tipped with blue while the hackle and saddle plumage is red laced with blue. The wing primaries are red, and the remaining plumage is primarily red laced with blue. The female plumage is primarily red laced with blue. This breed tends to be extremely docile and friendly with people and can be a great pet bird to keep for its utility, beauty, and personal enjoyment.