Barred Whiting True Blue
Blue eggs • Distinctive barred plumage • Specialty breeding line
Barred Whiting True Blue is a specialty line developed at Roslin Poultry Ranch, combining the blue egg genetics of Whiting True Blue with distinctive barred plumage. This unique combination makes the line appealing to both backyard keepers and breeders interested in developing colourful, sex-linked chicken projects.
Our Barred WTB are selected for blue egg colour, healthy birds, good temperament, productive laying ability and clear, attractive barring.
About Barred Whiting True Blue
Barred Whiting True Blue is a specialty breeding line developed at Roslin Poultry Ranch, combining the blue egg genetics associated with Whiting True Blue with distinctive barred feathering.
This developing line was created to offer a unique combination of blue egg colour and barred plumage. Our breeding focus is on maintaining blue egg colour, clear barring, health, temperament and productive laying ability.
Because Barred WTB is a developing specialty line rather than a standardized breed, birds can vary in appearance while retaining the characteristics that make the line unique.
2026 Season is Now Closed. Reservations will be available January 01, 2027.
Reserve Eggs
🥚Hatching Eggs
A specialty WTB line for developing sex-linked crosses.
6 eggs - $45
🐣Day Old Chicks
Straight Run - $18 each
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🐔Started Pullets
Approximately 8 weeks old - $55 each
Limited seasonal availability; reservations are taken in advance for this specialty line.
Barred WTB Started Pullets
Our Barred WTB Specialty Pullets come from our dedicated Barred WTB breeding group, maintained separately from our regular Whiting True Blue breeding group.
These pullets are an exciting option for breeders interested in working with barring genetics and developing future sex-linked crosses. At approximately 8 weeks old, the pullets are already sexed, allowing breeders to add known female Barred WTB genetics to their breeding program.
Barring is a genetic trait, and its inheritance and expression can vary. These pullets are therefore offered as a breeding opportunity, rather than a guarantee of a particular outcome in future crosses.
Learn more: [Barred WTB Genetics Overview]