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Gold Laced Splash Orpington

The gold laced orpington is a striking bird with beautiful distinct lacing. The first generation was an outcross silver laced to gold laced blue english orpington.

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They were added to the german standard in 1972 and later in holland. Gold laced orpingtons hatching both silver and gold laced orpingtons. Silver laced blue project in spring of 2015 we were fortunate to obtain a splash laced project pullet that is the 2nd generation of this project.

Creator of the frizzled silver laced english. Gold laced orpingtons are a striking bird with beautiful distinct lacing. Golden laced orpington chicks and hatching eggs.

At this point i have over 20 colors of orpingtons. Black buff blue white chocolate lavender splash red cuckoo golden laced. Opringtons are a dual purpose bird being both good layers and good meat quality.

Take some time to enjoy their beauty and fall in love with your favorite color of orpington. Gold laced orpingtons. A very limited number of chick.

Shipping chicks weekly to all states. Chicks one day up to 4 weeks. Due to the limited genetics available in canada our flock is a mixture of gold laced black and gold laced blue as with breeding any blue poultry we get a combination of black blue splash base.

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