Silver Laced Wyandotte Female Chicks

Silver Laced Wyandottes are a striking heritage breed known for their beautiful silver-and-black laced plumage, calm temperament, and dependable egg production. They are well-rounded, medium to large birds with sturdy builds and a composed, confident nature.

Silver Laced Wyandotte hens typically begin laying eggs around 18–22 weeks of age with proper care and lighting. Once mature, they produce an average of 180–240 large brown eggs per year, offering steady production throughout the laying season.

This breed is especially cold-hardy and performs well in a variety of climates. Their balanced temperament and adaptability make them a great choice for backyard flocks, families, and small farms looking for both beauty and productivity.

Key Traits:

    •    Begins laying at approximately 18–22 weeks

    •    Produces 180–240 large brown eggs per year

    •    Calm, hardy, and well-balanced temperament

    •    Cold-hardy heritage breed

    •    Excellent for backyard and small farm flocks