Wyandottes

 

• An exceptional dual purpose breed that can withstand the harsh Canadian Winters. They lay between 200-240 large brown eggs a year. Males generally reach 8.5-9 pounds, while females stay around 6 pounds. This breed comes in both Large Fowl (LF) and bantam varieties. A docile bird; that can sometimes go broody, but don't worry they are great mothers!

 

• Wyandottes belong to the American Class.

 

• Distinct physical characteristics: yellow legs, a round head, short beak, rose comb, red earlobes, deep chest, and a round body shape. There are many colour varieties in Wyandottes including: White, Partridge, Buff, Columbian, Silver Pencilled, Blue, and Black.

 

• Monkman's poultry breeds: Silver Pencilled, Black, Blue, Cuckoo and Golden Laced.

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Partridge isn't available for 2022.

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• Working On: Blue Silver Pencilled.