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Serving up standard, bantam, and ornamental breeds, age 12 weeks and up.
Whether you're looking for something fancy and fun to decorate your yard, tend to your garden, super productive layers, or low maintenance pets, we have a little bit of everything to fulfill your wants or needs.
The Cherry Egger is similar to a Rhode Island Red with dark red feathering. They’re hardy, docile, and friendly. They like to forage but also do well in confinement. Layers of large brown eggs, expect 250 each year or 4-5 a week.
The Dixie Rainbow is heat and cold tolerant and a heavy breed that can reach up to 7 pounds! Their colorful plumage varies, no two are alike. These friendly and social birds make great pets and do well in confinement, but like to free range too. They're excellent layers of medium sized brown eggs. Expect an average of 275 a year or 5-6 a week.
The Dominique is a heritage breed and considered one of the oldest in the US. They're calm and friendly, a great beginner breed for families. They resemble the Plymouth Barred Rock, but have a rose comb instead. Layers of large brown eggs, expect about 250 eggs are year or 4-5 a week.
Orpingtons are beautiful large framed birds with a gentle disposition, the English variety are a bit fuller than the American standard. They will continue producing through winter and can lay an average of 200 large brown eggs per year, or 3-4 a week.
Rhode Island Blues are a hybrid cross of Rhode Island Red and Australorp. They're super hardy egg laying machines and super sweet too! Expect an average of 275 extra large brown eggs per year or 4-5 a week.
Sex Links are excellent birds to include in your flock. They're generally calm, quiet, and friendly. They're a productive hybrid producing an average of 250 large brown eggs per year or 4-5 a week.
Sex Links are excellent birds to include in your flock. They're generally calm, quiet, and friendly. They're a productive hybrid producing an average of 250 large brown eggs per year or 4-5 a week.
Sex Links are excellent birds to include in your flock. They're generally calm, quiet, and friendly. They're a productive hybrid producing an average of 250 large brown eggs per year or 4-5 a week.
The Sussex is calm and friendly breed. They come in a variety of colors, but speckled is most common. They are cold hardy and excellent layers of large eggs that can vary from cream to light brown and will lay an average of 250 eggs each year or 4-5 a week.
Every flock needs one! Turkens aka 'naked necks' are an unusual bird that might not be the most attractive, but what they lack in looks they more than make up in personality! These hardy birds do well in any climate and will lay an average of 150 large brown eggs per year or 2-3 a week.
Wyandottes are an all-American breed that come in a variety of colors. They're friendly and docile birds that lay well during the winter while other birds have ceased. Expect an average of 200 large brown eggs per year or 3-4 a week.
California Whites are calm and quiet birds that look similar to the Leghorn, but slightly larger and not as flighty. They're excellent producers of large white eggs. You can expect upwards of 300 per year or 5-6 a week.
Leghorns are usually very active and prefer not to be in confinement. They are excellent foragers and do best in a free range setting, but free range. You can expect 300+ large white eggs a year or 5-6 a week.
Leghorns are usually very active and prefer not to be in confinement. They are excellent foragers and do best in a free range setting, but free range. You can expect 300+ large white eggs a year or 5-6 a week.
The Sicilian Buttercup is a heat-tolerant Mediterranean breed that can be flighty or friendly. They do well in Colorado winter weather, but their large combs can be prone to frostbite. They're an active breed and prefer foraging over being confined. The hens have the ability to grow spurs. They lay an average of 175 small to medium white eggs a year or 3-4 a week.