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Blue Laced Red Wyandotte or Splash Laced Red Wyandotte?
Based on discussions and photos circulating online, there seems to be a bit of confusion about the difference between a blue laced red Wyandotte and a splash laced red Wyandotte. Since the two varieties are related and look somewhat similar, the confusion is justified. Another issue of confusion is the origin of blue laced […]
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Crevecoeur Chickens
Crevecoeur Chickens – Sold as Baby Chicks Only
Out of Stock for this hatching season
Continue ReadingRhode Island Red Chicken (Exhibition Type)
- Rhode Island Red Chicken (Exhibition Type) – Sold as Baby Chicks Only
Crazy Cackle Toppies
- Crazy Cackle Toppies – Sold as Baby Chicks Only – No Sexing Available
Seasonal/Shipped Mid Feb thru Late August.
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- Silver Laced English Orpington Chicken – Sold as Baby Chicks Only
Shipped Early March thru Early August.
Limit of 15 Not Sexed
Limit of 10 Females and Males
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Getting Guinea Fowl to Roost Indoors at Night
Guinea fowl are notoriously independent, often preferring to roost outdoors at night. They are more likely to perch high on a tree limb or on top of the coop roof, than to sleep inside, where they would be safe from owls and other night prowling predators. Getting guineas to go inside at night is the […]
Continue ReadingPlanning Your Spring Chick Order
When planning your next order of chicks from the hatchery, give careful consideration to how many roosters you want (if any), and the real possibility that some of the chicks might not survive. Below are some important points to keep in mind when making your ordering decisions. Sexed Chicks For many breeds you have the […]
Continue ReadingHow Much Feed Does a Chicken Eat?
How much feed a chicken eats each week varies with the chicken’s age, breed, and strain, degree of activity, and condition of health. Other factors include the ration’s palatability and texture, and its energy and protein content. In cold weather, a chicken stays warm by eating more than it does during the heat of […]
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