POULTRY CHICKS
The Buckeye is the only breed developed by a woman accepted in the APA. They were named 'Buckeye' in honor ot their creator Nettie Metcalf's home state of Ohio. She succeeded in creating a functional, winter hardy bird that would perform well on the farm. They have a higher yield of thigh, wing and breast meat. Mature weight 7 to 9 lbs. Good layer. Typically broody. Dual-purpose.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12655
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This robust bird is known to for its ability to efficiently produce eggs even in the coldest of climates. They have an exceptionally calm disposition, making them a great choice for the family flock. Mature weight 6 to 7 lbs. Excellent layer, non-broody. Rhode Island Red x Columbian Plymouth Rock.
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- Part Number
- 12610
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Wildly acclaimed in the poultry industry where brown eggs are preffered. These are on of the finest brown egg layers available today. They mature early and are a quiet bird. Comets are quite robust and can withstand the colder non-insulated laying houses. Mature weight 4.5 to 5.5 lbs. Excellent layer. Non-broody. Rhode Island White x Rhode Island Red.
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- Part Number
- 12615
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For outstanding vigor, size, uniform growth, early maturity, rapid full feathering and large egg size these MONEY MAKERS can't be beaten. This fine strain produces large brown eggs with superior shell strenght. Mature weight 6.5 to 8.5 lbs. Good layer, typically broody.
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- Part Number
- 12620
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Orpingtons are know for their sweet-tempered, docile nature. they're a sizeable and curvy bird with loose, fluffy feathering which makes them seem even larger. Orpingtons are easy to handle - in fact they enjoy it but given their passive nature they tend to be low on the pecking order. Hens are good layer of brown eggs that often go broody. They make outstanding mothers. Mature weight 8 to 10 lbs. Good layer. Cold/Heat tolerant. Very broody.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12675
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The Partridge Rock (Plymouth Rock) are the best representation of the term dual purpose. They are hardy and adaptable breed with a friendly, even temperament. These birds are physically large with meaty bodies and hens are quite good layers that will occasionally go broody. With so many desirable attributes this utility chicken is the foundational stock of many modern hybrid breeds. Mature weight 7.5 to 9.5 lbs. Very good layer. Cold/heat tolerant. Occasionally broody.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12685
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By utilizing crosses between New Hampshires and Rhode Islands, Production Reds were developed. Their coloring is simular to a Rhode Island but is not as consistent as they vary from dark to light. Production Reds are one of our best producers of large brown eggs. Mature weight 6 to 7 lbs. Excellent layer. Non-broody. Heat/Cold toerant.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12625
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Red Cross are a hardy, quiet and easy to handle hybrid. A high producers of rich colored brown eggs, making this cross a great choice for both the family farm and large commercial laying house. This is a very dependable, adaptable bird. Mature weight 6 to 7 lbs. Excellent layer, non-broody. Columbian Phymouth Rock x Rhode Island Red.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12630
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If you are striving for the peak in egg production and still want a heavy bird, these Reds are for you. A check of national egg laying contest records will reveal the superior egg laying qualities of this breed. Mature weight 6.5 to 8.5 lbs. Excellent layer, occasionally broody.
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- Part Number
- 12635
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This rare and extremely attractive breed originated in Sussex County, England. When mature their beautiful plumage is brownish red with feathers tipped in white. This variety combines beauty and utility which makes them an excellent choice for both your backyard flock as well as a stunning show bird. Mature weight 7 to 9 lbs. Good layer. Typically broody.
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- Part Number
- 12695
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The White Leghorn is "The businessman's bird-all around profit makers." White Leghorn chicks are bred for livability, performance, high production, superior shell strength, egg size and feed efficiency. They are truly an outstanding bird. Mature weight 4 to 6 llbs. Excellent layer, non-broody and excellent egg production.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12585
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The White Rock (Plymouth Rock) are the best representation of the term dual purpose. They are hardy and adaptable breed with a friendly, even temperament. These birds are physically large with meaty bodies and hens are quite good layers that will occasionally go broody. With so many desirable attributes this utility chicken is the foundational stock of many modern hybrid breeds. Mature weight 7.5 to 9.5 lbs. Very good layer. Cold/heat tolerant. Occasionally broody.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12640
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the name Wyandotte comes from the Native American tribe Wyandots (or Wendats) who occupied the surrounding areas of Lake Ontario - modern day New York and Ontario, Canada. Given the climate they were developed in - it's no wonder this breed is so cold hardy. They have deep, wide bodies covered in dense, close-fitting feathers to keep them warm; they also sport a small rose comb that is less suscepitble to frostbite. Hens are generally docile. occasionally broody and a good egg layer of brown eggs. Roosters are sometimes aggressive - making them good protectors. Mature weight 6.5 to 8.5 lbs. Good layer. Occasionally broody. Cold tolerant.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12680
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the name Wyandotte comes from the Native American tribe Wyandots (or Wendats) who occupied the surrounding areas of Lake Ontario - modern day New York and Ontario, Canada. Given the climate they were developed in - it's no wonder this breed is so cold hardy. They have deep, wide bodies covered in dense, close-fitting feathers to keep them warm; they also sport a small rose comb that is less suscepitble to frostbite. Hens are generally docile. occasionally broody and a good egg layer of brown eggs. Roosters are sometimes aggressive - making them good protectors. Mature weight 6.5 to 8.5 lbs. Good layer. Occasionally broody. Cold tolerant.
Must order a minimum of 10 chicks.
- Part Number
- 12690
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White Pekins are ideal if your looking for a dual-purpose breed. They have a picturesque appearance and a docile temperment making them well suited for backyard flocks. Without restrictive feeding they can grow to enormous sizes. Mature Weight 9 to 11 lbs. Non-broody. Too heavy to fly. Very good layers. Sold only as straight run.
Must purchase a minimum of 15 ducklings.
- Part Number
- 12725