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We recieved a single combed Wyandotte in a shipment from you. Can you tell me if they are any good for breeding or showing?

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We recieved a single combed Wyandotte in a shipment from you. Can you tell me if they are any good for breeding or showing?

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A- Single combs show up in all Wyandotte lines and can be directly related to fertility. Many Wyandotte breeders will tell you to breed out the single comb is to breed out fertility. We do on occasion use single comb pullets in our breeding pens but advise that if at all possible avoid using a single comb male as he will quickly bring up the ratio of single comb offspring. We have found that a good ratio is 10% to 15% single comb offspring is an acceptable amount. A single comb is a disqualification in the show pen.

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