Chickens
Offering a variety of chicken breeds and supplies.
We sell both chicks and pullets!
Our Birds
Below are some of the birds we carry, but it varies every year.
Delaware
Average Mature Weight: 6.5 lbs.
Egg Size: Large
Disposition: Calm
Hardiness: Very heat and cold hardy
Delawares were developed in Delaware and were once the top providers of their meat chicken industry.
Buckeye
Average Mature Weight: 6.5 lbs.
Egg Size: Medium
Egg Production: Good (3-4/week)
Disposition: Friendly, calm, sociable
Hardiness: Very cold hardy
Buckeyes originated in Ohio around the 1890s. They’re great a pet and also help control mouse infestations.
Black Australorp
Average Mature Weight: 6 lbs.
Egg Size: Large
Egg Production: Excellent (5+/week)
Disposition: Docile and quiet
Hardiness: Heat and cold hardy
One Black Australorp can consistently lay up to 250 eggs annually all the way through winter months.
Golden Laced Wyandotte
Average Mature Weight: 6.5 lbs.
Egg Size: Large
Disposition: Docile
Hardiness: Very cold hardy
Golden Laced Wyandottes have beautiful reddish gold feathers lined with black for a very distinct look.
White Pekin
Average Mature Weight: Drake 10-11 lbs./Duck 8-9 lbs.
Egg Size: 90-100 grams.
Class: Heavy
Origin: China
Disposition: Calm
Hardiness: Very heat and cold hardy
White Pekin Ducks are great layers and are perfect for producing duck meat because they are fast growing, have a good feed conversion and an easily cleaned carcass.
Rhode Island Red
Average Mature Weight: 6 lbs.
Egg Size: Large
Egg Production: Excellent (5+/week)
Disposition: Docile
Hardiness: Heat and cold tolerant
Rhode Island State’s official bird can lay around 200-250 eggs per year.
Barred Plymouth Rock
Average Mature Weight: 6 lbs.
Egg Size: Large
Egg Production: Very Good (4/week)
Disposition: Docile
Hardiness: Very cold and hardy
The Barred Plymouth Rock is an all-around great addition to any flock and is very friendly.
Golden Buff
Average Mature Weight: 6 lbs.
Egg Production: 5+/week
Disposition: Very friendly
Hardiness: Very cold hardy, calm, and quiet
The Golden Buff has been available since 1985 and continues to be one of the most popular eggs laying breeds.
*Check your city’s ordinances to make sure it is legal to keep chickens where you live.