McMurray Hatchery - Blue Laced Red Wyandotte

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Blue Laced Red Wyandotte

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This variety of Wyandotte is relatively new and came to the United States from England a short time ago. We were able to get our stock from an outstanding breeder here in the states prior to his "closing the door" on this variety and feel fortunate to perpetuate the Blue Laced Red Wyandotte gene pool. The original development of these came from crossing Silver Laced and Golden Laced varieties of Wyandotte's. After much work the Blue Laced Red was developed from this cross. The blue gene will color the chicks either light blue or dark blue in the lacing (the area around the reddish colored feathers) in both the baby chicks and the mature birds. Therefore you may have birds that vary somewhat in appearance but still display the beautiful colors of this very rare and unusual chick. Mature Blue Laced Red Wyandotte's lay brown eggs and are medium in size with the deep - round -Wyandotte appearance.

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I ordered some Blue Laced Red Wyandottes from you 2 monthes ago. They are all very healthy and growing fast. They are absolutely the most beautiful chickens I have ever seen. Thanks for the wonderful poultry over the years!

The Blue Laced Red Wyandottes I received from McMurray are gorgeous birds. The color varations from light to dark blue make a stunning sight. Thanks for offering these unique chickens.

I ordered 18 breeds from you this year and my pair of Blue Laced Red Wyandottes are my favorites. The cockerel is large, stately, friendly and calm, as well as gorgeous. The pullet is large, friendly, calm, and beautiful with a red "dress" and beautiful "blue petticoats." I am very proud of "Wyatt and Charlotte." This pair of chickens always comes to the gate at bedtime for a special hand-fed bedtime snack. They are hard to resist!

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A batch of eggs that are hatched together is called a clutch.