Welsummer Day Old Chicks
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Welsummer Day Old Chicks
Product Details
Leg Band Color: No band
Hybrid: No
Clean or Feathered Legs: Clean
Leg Color: Yellow
Top Knot: No
Muffs: No
Beard: No
Number of Toes: 4
Skin Color: Yellow
Comb Type: Single
Lobes: Red
Purpose: Eggs
Broody: Occasionally
Weekly Production: 3-5 eggs
Egg Color: Dark Brown
Egg Size: M/L
Laying Maturity: 16-20 weeks
Processing Age: 20-24 weeks
Hardiness: Hardy in all climates
Forager: Yes
Personality: Friendly, Calm
Livestock Conservancy Status: n/a
APA Class: Continental
Origin: Holland
Bird Size: Hens 6 lbs; Roosters 7 lbs
Chick Color: Chipmunk
Adult Color: Brown & Black
Welsummer Day Old Chicks
Welsummers are a rare breed of chicken with Dutch origins, named after the village of Welsum, Holland. They are coveted for the dark reddish-brown speckled eggs. Welsummers are still considered fairly new to North America, imported in the early 1900s. They adapt well to any environment and are excellent foragers. The roosters of this breed are a beautiful sight, and in fact, the rooster you find on the Kellogg’s Cornflake cereal box is a Welsummer named Cornelius.
The Welsummer egg is especially notable and a favorite for egg baskets. They range in a variety of reddish brown colors from terracotta to mahogany, with varying amounts of brown speckles. No two eggs are alike. You can expect around 3-5 brown speckled eggs weekly.
Average mature weight: Roosters 7 lbs., Hens 6 lbs.
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