TIM AND JILL WOULD LIKE TO WISH OUR VISITORS, CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR 2008
AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR CUSTOM, YOUR INTEREST AND YOUR KIND WORDS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Here at Kintaline Plant and Poultry Centre we have very full days with our birds and plants outside, students, guests and customers visiting the farm, as well as email and phone customers.
Please email with your daytime and evening telephone numbers if you are having difficulties getting hold of us by phone. We will return your call as soon as we can.
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Kintaline Farm Plant and Poultry Centre Benderloch, OBAN, Argyll, PA37 1QS Scotland
Tel: 01631 720223 email: home@wyandotte.co.uk

The WYANDOTTE

The Wyandotte is an American breed. Silver Laced Wyandottes were developed in New York State in the early 1870s and were admitted into the standard in 1883, these were the parent variety of the Wyandotte family. The other varieties accepted in the American Standard of Perfection are the Golden Laced, White, Black, Buff, Columbian, Partridge and Silver

There are at least 17 varieties~ we only have the white as this is the only utility strain available.
white wyandotte hen
As you can see they are very pretty medium sized birds
White Wyandottes were at one time famed for their productivity, vigour, and hardiness, but their popularity waned after the 2nd World War. Our White Wyandottes lay large light brown eggs, and, with their wonderful feathering, are superb, tough layers - in the right circumstances can be good through the winter. They are a great choice for a hardy garden bird which gives plenty of eggs (around 200 a year - an exceptional bird may get up to 240) for a family with a gentle character.

white wyandotte hens white wyandotte hen

Layers of good-sized brown eggs and reaching a weight in the males of 8 1/2 pounds, Wyandottes are good dual purpose birds, the boys being quite meaty.

The typical rose comb is low and tight to the head. The texture of the feathers is important in Wyandottes. This is especially true in the White Breed. Broad feathers and smooth fitting plumage are necessary to preserve the characteristic of formed curved lines in the true Wyandotte.
white wyandotte hen

They grow very quickly, and reach near full size around 15 weeks. They come into lay around 25 weeks, and lay good sized eggs right away.

WE TAKE ORDERS AS OUR BIRDS ARE OFTEN BOOKED BEFORE REACHING POINT OF LAY
Availability for 2007:-

We have sold out of birds hatched last year so are now taking expressions of interest for the 2007 season. We have a limited number of birds we can rear in any one year so please book early for collection in the autumn. If you want eggs for hatching or day old ducklings please ask - limited supplies should be available between late spring to mid summer.
Our 2007 Price list for hatching eggs, day olds and birds is here
***CONTACT US NOW*** TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT

Please note we DO NOT export eggs, birds or housing.

Please bear in mind that all birds have to be collected from the farm - as far as I am aware there are no specialist carriers who work this far north


All bookings are dealt with in the order they come in - first come first served
We do not export eggs; birds or houses - sorry

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Pictures from posters we now have for sale - these are exhibition birds not like our utility ones!!!!


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brentford hen house

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