
…do well in confinement. Note that breeding a blue bearded Silkie to another blue Silkie will not produce 100% blue offspring. You will get roughly 50% blues, 25% dark blue/black,…
Continue Reading…do well in confinement. Note that breeding a blue bearded Silkie to another blue Silkie will not produce 100% blue offspring. You will get roughly 50% blues, 25% dark blue/black,…
Continue Reading…an interesting blueish-gray appearance, the Blue Swedish Duck is easy to raise, care for and keep. The Blue Swedish Duck’s unique plumage allows it to blend in and makes it…
Continue Reading…of the Old English Bantam alone, including the Blue Old English Bantam. This chicken has long feathers with a blue tint, and it shows very well. Because of their docile…
Continue ReadingAre you searching for a true miniature chicken that will do well in poultry shows? At Cackle Hatchery®, we offer the Blue Rosecomb Bantam. In addition to its blue coloring,…
Continue ReadingBlue Egger Female Surplus – Includes at least 2 of the following breeds: Cream Legbar, Black Ameraucana, Blue Ameraucana, Lavender Ameraucana, White Ameraucana or Splash Ameraucana. We will try to…
Continue ReadingCackle Hatchery® reluctantly discontinued the Self Blue D’Uccles Bantam in 2018, after 30 years of breeding this beautiful true bantam. Admitted into the American Poultry Association Standard of Perfection in…
Continue Reading…this chicken for more than 30 years, including the Blue Standard Old English. This specific variety features black-slate colored legs, a straight comb, and a medium/high station. These birds live…
Continue ReadingBlue Egger™- This is another one of Cackle Hatchery’s Egger lines with the main breeding objective to produce a variety of sky-blue hues of colored eggshells produced by the hens….
Continue Reading…Blue Old English Bantam. This blue feathered chicken requires very little space and feed, and they are easily tamable. You will be happy to know that several Old English Bantam…
Continue Reading…sick. Blue/Splash Laced Red Wyandotte Hatching Eggs produce great birds to bond with. For best results keep the door of your incubator closed as much as possible. (see FAQ) We…
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