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white wyandottes

 
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Anyone have any exsperience with these?

Looking for a decent combo bird and trying to keep sustainability in mind.

Think i will try these, if not i am going with the buff orpington. Love them, but they are pretty dlow for roosters to get to eating,size.
 
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We have a Golden Lace Wyondotte hen who lays well. Her eggs are a deep, rich, reddish brown. She's not too bright, but she is a decent size for eating if we were to go in that direction. Not very fussy and easy to manage.
 
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