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LWolf

(46,179 posts)
17. Wyandottes are beautiful,
Thu Dec 22, 2011, 06:46 PM
Dec 2011

as well as having rose combs which handle winter weather better than single combs.

The Wyandotte hens I've had were peaceful. The 2 roosters...not so much. They were the most aggressive of the roosters I've had. When they started wanting to charge people, they went into the pot. The calmest, best rooster I've had was a Buff Orpington; his son, and now his grandson, are the same, even though they are mixed breed.

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If you want less noise, don't get a rooster. LWolf Dec 2011 #1
well, i was hoping for a little egg money. mopinko Dec 2011 #2
No problem mixing breeds. LWolf Dec 2011 #3
I have Rhode Island Reds and ISA Browns. Denninmi Dec 2011 #4
I've never heard of ISA Browns. LWolf Dec 2011 #16
Buff Orpingtons, Australorps, and Brahmas Vanje Dec 2011 #6
Buff Orphingtons are great mattvermont Dec 2011 #10
Wyandottes are beautiful, LWolf Dec 2011 #17
Female ones! Vanje Dec 2011 #5
For a pet chicken...... Vanje Dec 2011 #7
i'm more- the biggest, baddest chicken is my friend- type mopinko Dec 2011 #11
Geese are sort of like bad dogs. They need the bonding EFerrari Dec 2011 #15
Roasted? With rosemary? Scuba Dec 2011 #8
Boneless! Dead_Parrot Dec 2011 #9
man i miss the far side mopinko Dec 2011 #13
I like this site: EFerrari Dec 2011 #12
pretty fun mopinko Dec 2011 #14
My chickens make me happy! Vanje Dec 2011 #19
Always got good chickens from Murray McMurray Agony Dec 2011 #18
I will 2nd that handmade34 Dec 2011 #20
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