…They grow fast and lay lots of big white eggs. They are a hardy chicken and will surpass the White Leghorn in laying ability and long longevity. They take well…
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Partridge Plymouth Rock Chicken
Recognized as a distinct breed in 1909 and admitted to the American Standard of Perfection. The hens are large and lay brown eggs. The Partridge is just one of the…
Continue ReadingWhite Phoenix Standard Chicken
…can have tails that reach 4-5 feet. The hens are very broody and lay small tinted eggs. Their genes also prolong molting periods. Also may like Phoenix Standard Surplus Special….
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…diluted to blue by the blue gene (Bl). Ideally each feather has black lacing. The plumage is a blue/gray color, but the eggs are true blue. A small percentage may…
Continue ReadingSplash Laced Red Wyandottes
…pet and is good for eggs and/or meat. They will on occasion go broody and they make excellent mothers. They work well in confinement or free range and are a…
Continue ReadingSilver Appleyard Duck
…a dual-purpose domestic duck. Some have claimed they laid 200-270 eggs in a full 12 month span. The breed originated from the 1930’s by Reginald Appleyard, a well-known breeder in…
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The Egg Collecting Apron The beautiful alternative to the basket. Holds 10 eggs safely….
Continue ReadingBlue Laced Red Wyandottes
…is buff/red in color with a blue that looks just like grey around the edge of every feather. This chicken makes an excellent pet and is good for eggs and/or…
Continue ReadingLavender Orpington Chicken
…not recognized by the APA they are a rare variety to add to your flock. They are a fair egg layer of medium to large size light brown eggs. Therefore…
Continue ReadingBuff Ameraucana Chicken
…to offer them starting in 2018. They lay bluish eggs, are very docile, fairly fluffy feathered and make good broody hens. Of course they have the standard Ameraucana traits, like…
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