“We chose to get one gold laced and one silver laced Wyandotte. They both arrived safely and chirping with the rest of the batch, and the gold laced is very cute with her gold stripes down her back. She‚Äôs the tiniest of the batch, but very lively and smart, I can‚Äôt wait to see her feather out and her rose comb to grow!”
“My peeps arrived as promised Dec 3, the Postal Agent wanted to see them lol! They have grown and thrived, I am hand raising them and they are learning to love scratches. Each has her own personality at one month old and I adore them- no eggs on the horizon and that‚Äôs fine, their beauty suffices! One seems to be half gold, half silver- last to feather in and most friendly so should be fun to see how she turns out”
“I have one GLW left, the other ran off when it was a few weeks old. They're very adventurous as babies, very beautiful bird now at 6 months old. Friendly, easy going, doesn't wander off too far from the hen house now, let's me pick her up and hold her. Highly recommended, but keep an eye on them when small.”
“This is our second Golden-Laced Wyandotte. The first one was a beautiful bird but quite antisocial. This one, which we purchased from My Pet Chicken, is not only beautiful, but she's very friendly! Along with our Barred Rock, she's always the first one to jump on her ladder to greet us when we enter their run. She loves greeting us when we bring treats. She is a big, beautiful bird, and we're so glad she's part of our flock!”
“I have 1... meanest of the bunch to the others. She is the top of the pecking order - just under the Rooster. Give them treats, she eats - but if you're in her way, whallop on the head. Beautiful bird - just beautiful. But damn, what a DIVA!”
“We bought six chicks. I gave them a lot of attention and handled them quite a bit. Great layers. Two ran off (that was my fault) one passed away (we dont know why). Bought a few hens from a friend. They get along well. Looking to buy more chicks from my pet chicken.”
“I got two and a hawk got one): But Lacy has been laying for about six months and lays a large, dark brown egg almost every day, probably six a week. She still lays double-yokers about every other week. It has been really cold in southern Illinois but when our other girls slow down or stop laying. Lacy just keeps putting out. She is very friendly, curious, and one of the most beautiful hens I have ever seen. I just order eight more day old chicks to restock and two are gold lace wyandotte.”
“Our Wyandotte is the least friendly of a small flock of 5 different breeds. I can hold all of our birds - EXCEPT this one. She hates humans. I don‚Äôt have anything against this bird, it‚Äôs just that my other birds are so much better.”
