The Gold Laced Wyandotte is classed as a large breed, and their fabulously fluffy feathers make them seem even bigger than they are. Hens grow to around 6 ½ lbs, and roosters to around 8 lbs. They're rounded, sturdy birds with slim legs. Curves in all the right places, I think.. The first Wyandotte bred was the Silver Laced back in 1883. Since then the following colors have been added: Gold Laced, White (1888) Buff, Partridge, Black (1893) Silver Penciled (1902) Columbian (1905) Blue (1977) Interestingly the Blue Laced Red Wyandotte has become extremely popular even though they are not a recognized breed.
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The silver laced Wyandotte is a truly American chicken. The Wyandotte breed was named for a Native American tribe, the Wyandot, located in upstate NY and Ontario, CA. The first settlers initially.. Wyandotte hens make good mothers and lay four light to brown eggs per week on average. This large breed is also known for being a quality meat bird, maturing fairly quickly.. They're available in Silver Laced, Golden Laced (pictured), White, Buff, Black, Partridge, Columbian, Silver Penciled and Blue. Blue Laced Red is also an increasingly.
