McMurray Hatchery Whiting True Blue Pullet

Whiting True Blue

Whiting True Blues, lay a consistent blue egg. Hens are excellent layers and are not likely to set. Egg size will start out with medium size eggs and progress to large eggs given adequate nutrition.

Whitings are not Araucanas, Ameraucanas, or 'Easter Eggers' — they are their own breed. This is a relatively new breed named after the poultry geneticist, Dr. Tom Whiting, who developed the breed.

Each bird will have a varying feather pattern, coloration, and leg color which will add color and beauty to your flock. This breed is heat tolerant, has a good disposition and free ranges well. Whiting True Blues will breed true for egg color.

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Item #	Description	1-5	6-15	16-24	25-50	51-99	100+	Quantity
WTBC	Male	1-5 $3.18	6-15 $3.02	16-24 $2.87	25-50 $2.73	51-99 $2.59	100+ $2.46	Quantity
WTBP	Female	1-5 $5.20	6-15 $4.94	16-24 $4.69	25-50 $4.46	51-99 $4.23	100+ $4.02	Sold Out
WTBS	Unsexed	1-5 $4.14	6-15 $3.93	16-24 $3.73	25-50 $3.55	51-99 $3.37	100+ $3.20	Quantity

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QUICK STATS

Type:	standard
Class:	Not A Standard Breed
Egg Color:	blue
Egg Size:	large
Egg Production:	best
Meat Production:	poor
Heat Tolerance:	excellent
Cold Tolerance:	good
Disposition:	good
Weeks to Maturity:	20
Freerange:	better
Skin Color:	white
Comb Type:	pea
Likely to sit on eggs:	not very likely
Bird Size:	medium
Exotic:	no
Leg Style:	clean
Leg Color:	mixed
Male Mature Weight:	7 lbs
Female Mature Weight:	5.5 lbs
ALBC Priority:	none

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Q&A

Will whiting true blue chickens Breed?
Yes the Whiting True Blues can breed and they will breed true for egg color. Their feather color and patterns are random.

Do you sell Whiting True Blue hatching eggs?
The hatching eggs are sold in assortments only.

Did Dr. Whiting develop this breed by artificially genetically modifying them (putting another species genes into a chicken to achieve the desired egg color) or by selectively breeding (keeping the best of the best a breeding to achieve the desired color egg)?
Dr. Whiting developed the Whiting True Blue breed by selective breeding.

What are the mature weights of Whitings?
The average mature weight of Whiting True Blues are 5-7 pounds. Hens average 5-6 pounds, and roosters average around 7 pounds

How many eggs a year will a Whiting True Blue lay? What type of comb does a Whiting True Blue have?
Whiting True Blues will lay between 280-300 eggs a year. They have a pea comb.

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