“My golden laced wyandotte was the smallest and weakest when chicks arrived. Since then she has strengthened and bloomed.Shes very pretty and full of personality. She got her vitality back and los her wobbles on the second day after electrolites and food. She hops right in my hand looking for anything i might offer and runs right up to the gate to stare down the dog! She's very sweet.”
Great job helping your baby chick recover! We are sorry to hear she struggled after arrival. If you need any help, please let us know. Our knowledgeable Flock Care Specialists love to help!
“I absolutely adore our gold laced wyandotte, Yuki! She's absolutely stunning and incredibly resilient. She's a well-traveled chicken; we took her with us when we moved from the East Coast to the West Coast to the Midwest. Her eggs are on the smaller side; she laid well in previous years but at 4 years old she's not laying nearly as much, so she gets to live out her happy retirement and supervise the younger chickens :)
One thing to note is that she is an OBSESSIVE forager and a really, really good flier. She started flying over our 5-ft fence when she decided she wanted to forage in the front yard. She'll leave regular food and even treats to dig up a good worm and gets very excited when I start digging in the garden. It's adorable and fantastic to watch, but give yours plenty of space and cover those garden beds!”
“The Wyandotte is by far the most curious bird in our flock, she’s the first to try something new, such as food, and don’t mind being picked up at all. she arrive in amazing condition. In the pics she is 17weeks”
“Beautiful birds! The colors and patterns on them are so eye-catching, in addition to them being good layers and extra fluffy-butted...which is a read bonus in the Rocky Mountains.”
